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Two different arguments from two different legal experts. The first one is Minister⁩ of Justice Hon Ziyambi Ziyambi. The second one is Professor Lovemore Madhuku ( NCA President and University of Zimbabwe lecturer). Who is telling us the correct legal route for CAB3 ?

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