“Today, I got to spend the day at the Transitional Justice Policy Symposium. And one of the speakers gave a presentation on “Taking Stock of Zimbabwe's Transitional Justice Journey”, and I think they should teach that in our high schools as Zimbabwean History.” “The recently-ended transitional justice policy symposium hosted by the National Transitional Justice Working Group ought to be celebrated as a watershed upon which springs of healing and reconciliation are bound to emanate from to address past injustices contextually.” Symposium Delegate on Twitter Debra G. Sithole, Newsday, 5 December 2018 “Besides, bringing 118 stakeholders working on transitional justice matters in Zimbabwe, the region and internationally together, there was an affirmation and recognition that the transitional justice debate in Zimbabwe needs to be moved to a higher level.” “Transitional justice won't happen unless it becomes not only a concept and a program but a social movement. I saw that beginning to happen in Bulawayo and saw that this movement not only includes the strategically invited participants from various institutions around the country, but also the community members and leaders we met on our field visits – we are now all in this together.” Tendai Chabvuta Symposium Delegate This was a profound, history-making, legacy building process! Thank you @ntjwgzimbabwe for a seamless and well-organised event! I go back home more enlightened and energised that there is hope for our continent. NEVER AGAIN!!!! #healingforAfrica Nomfundo Mogapi, on Twitter ANNUAL REPORT 2018 25