Ousted MDC-T vice president Engineer Elias Mudzuri has continued his fight against current party president Douglas Mwonzora's leadership which he accuses of continuously violating party constitution. Speaking to journalists in Harare, the former Mayor of Harare described the current opposition as a mere shadow of its
Opposition MDC president Douglas Mwonzora has blasted former party deputy president Engineer Elias Mudzuri describing him as a loser since the days of founding party president the late Morgan Tsvangirai. Mudzuri and six other senior party members have taken the party to court over what they say
Former MDC-T Vice President under late leader Morgan Tsvangirai, Engineer Elias Mudzuri Friday announced he will contest for presidency in the forthcoming party Extra-Ordinary Congress slated for December this year. If endorsed to contest Mudzuri will face competition from acting party president Thokozani Khupe and Secretary-General
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
MDC Co vice president engineer Elias Mudzuri's bid to challenge party incumbent Nelson Chamisa at the opposition's fifth congress hit a brick wall in two nominations leaving the former Harare mayor trailing party incumbent at least by two nominations so far.
The MDC Acting President Hon. Advocate Nelson Chamisa has bemoaned the needless violence and harassment of party leaders and promised that the party would investigate the issue to its logical conclusion. Vice President Hon Dr Thokozani Khupe, Secretary-General Mr. Douglas Mwonzora and Organizing Secretary Hon. Abednigo
Chamisa promised to win the 2018 elections in honor of the party's former president , Morgan Tsvangirai.
This comes as Mudzuri and his colleague Nelson Chamisa are both claiming to be acting president of MDC-T as the party’s leader, Morgan Tsvangirai, battles colon cancer in South Africa.
When I was appointed Acting President, it was done so by President Morgan Tsvangirai openly in the presence of the party presidium and in the full knowledge of the entire national party leadership to ‘act’ until the President's return
"The President remains unwell but is stable. Our behavior and deportment in these trying moments for our President must enhance the towering brand of Morgan Tsvangirai and not seek to undermine it
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