A Guide to Understanding the NATIONAL PEACE & RECONCILIATION COMMISSION IN ZIMBABWE and that of promoting a culture of dialogue and zero tolerance on any form of violence and that of cultivating and promoting an atmosphere of mutual, trust and understanding among political parties. Commissioner Ncube is a holder of a MA in Development studies, BA Honors, in Development studies with the university of the Witwatersrand, a Bachelor of Social Sciences Special Honors in Monitoring and Evaluation (LSU), a postgraduate Diploma in Management Development for Municipal Finance with Wits Business School, a certicate on Governance and Peace with the UN University in collaboration with the Wits School of International Relations and another certicate on HIV/AIDS care and counseling with UniSA. He is also a PhD candidate with Wits and has research interest on service delivery. Commissioner Ncube has been hands on and has an appreciation of the peace-building ecosystem in Zimbabwe and beyond. During his service at Jomic and study at Wits, he has travelled widely to Kenya, Rwanda, Denmark and Netherlands where he amassed relevant experience with regard to peace, reconciliation and human rights. Commissioner Ncube is also a devoted Christian and farmer. Commissioner Netty Musanhu At the time of appointment to the Commission, Commissioner Netty Musanhu was the Executive Director of Musasa Project. She has over 17years' experience in project implementation and management. She has worked briey both in government and private practice before joining the Zimbabwe Women Lawyers Association (ZWLA). At ZWLA, she served in various capacities in the legal aid and legal education departments. She moved to Child Protection Society as an Advocacy Coordinator where she successfully lobbied mobile birth registration in the country. From 2002 to date, she has managed 48