Madhuku says Mudenda is too compromised to lead ‘dubious’ public consultations

HARARE - Prominent lawyer and National Constitutional Assembly (NCA) leader Lovemore Madhuku has criticised Speaker of Parliament Jacob Mudenda, accusing him of being too politically compromised to preside over the public consultation process on Constitutional Amendment No. 3. The post Madhuku says Mudenda is too compromised to lead ‘dubious’ public consultations appeared first on Nehanda Radio.


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