Embattled opposition MDC party secretary general Douglas Mwonzora has made a U-turn in his backyard Manicaland province yesterday after realizing that challenging party incumbent Nelson Chamisa for the presidential post at the forth coming congress is now a Himalayan task.
The opposition MDC’s much anticipated fifth congress slated for this May to elect new leadership post party founding father Richard Morgan Tsvangirai is set to start an era without long standing figures like party secretary general Douglas Mwonzora and vice president Elias Mudzuri who
Opposition MDC President Nelson Chamisa’s bid to retain party presidency at the party's fifth congress has started on a high note with Matebeleland South province yesterday becoming the second province to nominate the 41 years old former Kuwadzana East legislator for presidency.
As the opposition Movement for Democratic Change (MDC) elective congress slated for this May hots up, embattled party secretary general and Nyanga North senator Douglas Mwonzora has castigated party deputy chairperson Tendai Biti and Vice President Professor Welshman Ncube alleging the two are threatening to
The much awaited opposition Movement for Democratic Change (MDC) congress has been postponed to 2020 as senior party leaders consider out of congress settlement, 263Chat can report.
Following wide criticism that was levelled against the opposition Harare Youth Assembly last week who described as any enemy of progress for any contender to party President Nelson Chamisa at the forthcoming 6th congress, the Youth Secretary Happymore Chidziva has set the record straight.
MDC secretary-general Douglas Togarasei Mwonzora was on Thursday slapped with a warrant of arrest after he failed to appear before court for a trial
As anxiety continue to build up ahead of the MDC elective congress opposition party President Nelson Chamisa tomorrow (Saturday) heads to the Eastern Highlands’ popular town of Mutare as the 41 year old opposition leader moves a gear up to canvass support and consientise party
As opposition Movement for Democratic Change (MDC) crunch elective congress draws closer, party deputy President Professor Welshman Ncube has discouraged those planning to rival current leader Nelson Chamisa, describing the move as a political miscalculation. Ncube’s remarks flies directly in the face of Secretary General Douglas
As the opposition MDC elective congress slated for May this year gathers momentum by the day, many twists and turns are sparking high in the 1999 born labor political party.
You cannot copy content of this page