As coalition talks continue to gather momentum following the signing of memorandum of understanding between Movement for Democratic Change and Joice Mujuru's National Peoples Party followed by Professor Welshman Ncube of MDC-N, the question of who will lead the alliance in the 2018 elections has
Movement for Democratic Change leader Morgan Tsvangirai believes independence day is not worth celebrating due to the myriad of challenges Zimbabweans continue to face everyday, which brings to question the surety of the country's freedom. In his independence massage to the people of Zimbabwe, Tsvangirai said
Since Zimbabwe attained independence in 1980, the country’s opposition has largely been outclassed and beaten by Zanu PF’s confrontational tactics. The only time the opposition made inroads was in March 2008 when the opposition won 110 seats against Zanu PF’s 99 seats. And Morgan Tsvangirai
I just don't get this. The MDC-T seems to want Zanu PF to win 2018. It appears that the message to other opposition parties is --We don't need you, you need us more so we will set conditions and call the shots. By Vincent Musewe Now when
The current Zimbabwe situation can best be described as a sordid tale of national collapse, the Tsvangirai led Movement for Democratic Change has said. In a statement released to the media, MDC-T said Morgan Tsvangirai's two meetings with opinion leaders in Mberengwa and Zvishavane, Midlands Province,
Former Ziscosteel workers, turned into artisanal miners pleaded with Movement for Democratic Change leader, Morgan Tsvangirai to assist them in their quest to claim their unpaid salaries and allowances from their former employer. During Tsvangirai’s countrywide consultation meeting in Kwekwe, the former premiere met informal miners
Opposition political parties and civil society groups have condemned the arrest of #ThisFlag movement founder Pastor Evan Mawarire on his return home from self imposed exile in the United States of America. Mawarire who is currently detained at Harare Central Police Station was set to appear at
With elections barely 18 months away, Binga people have added their voice to the calls for a coalition of opposition parties to increase chances of defeating Zanu PF in the 2018 plebiscite, the Tsvangirai led Movement for Democratic Change has claimed. The Party's spokesperson, Obert Gutu
Movement for Democratic Change leader, Morgan Tsvangirai will this week kick off a national programme that will see him the country’s 10 provinces to meet and interact with the people as 2018 elections draw closer. MDC-T's Presidential spokesperson, Luke Tamborinyoka told the media that Tsvangirai will
The Movement for Democratic Change led by Morgan Tsvangirai has hinted at participating in the 2018 harmonized elections, abandoning its earlier position never to participate without full and comprehensive electoral reforms. Addressing journalists at the end of his party’s National Council in Harare on Tuesday, MDC-T
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