Ÿ It was reported that ofcers from participants reported that the Commissioners seemed to have little control of the proceedings and politicians seemed to have free reign; On 01 March, 2018 Justice S.M Nare was appointed by President Emmerson Mnangagwa. The appointment fulls the requirements of the Constitution and to fullness the complement of the Commission. Ÿ In Gweru, it was reported that after the NPRC meeting, ZANU-PF activists approached some of the participants and harassed them for participating in the meeting. We have one case of a person who attended the meeting at Chaplin High School who has since ed to Harare; Ÿ In Midlands, victim groups complained that from the rural areas, only Chiefs and ZANU-PF leaders attended the meeting because they could afford; Ÿ In Matebeleland regions, it was noted that there was poor turn-out of women and youths and Ÿ Participants called for an Justice S.M Nare The Next Steps The next steps now are for the NPRC to nalise its regulations and establish the Secretariat. Somewhere in this issue we feature feedback from the NPRC on the next steps. international organisation or the Church to deal with disturbances of the past due to the lack of trust and condence in the NPRC. In the spirit of inclusivity and the desire to ensure ownership of NPRC processes, the Commission announced that it would rst convene consultative meetings with citizens and key stakeholders in all the 10 Provinces to gather views on priorities to inform the NPRC's strategic envisioning process. NPRC Watch, Issue 4, May 2018 10 NPRCWATCH Ÿ At the meetings that turned ugly, Appointment of the NPRC Chairperson www.ntjwg.org.zw ZRP's PISI usually suspected by victims to be CIO members were taking pictures at meetings and this caused a lot of discomfort;