Harare - The battle for the MDC-T party symbol will be resolved amicably between the warring parties, Nelson Chamisa has said. Addressin...
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Harare - The battle for the MDC-T party symbol will be resolved amicably between the warring parties, Nelson Chamisa has said.
Addressing congrats during Workers Day celebrations, Chamisa announced their plan to discuss with breakaway faction led by Thokozani Khupe.
“There is this story of our female former friend from Bulawayo whom some think may mess our things, but don’t be afraid, we have finished with that issue and it will not cause confusion,” he said.
“We are going to sit down with her to prepare our symbols so that there won’t be any confusion when people go to vote, so don’t be afraid when you see us approaching the courts it’s a trick we are playing. It’s skill of the game so don’t be afraid that we don’t have a plan we are ahead on that one.”
The recent ruling by Justice Bere’s in favour of Khupe has been challenged in the supreme court.
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| Warring Parties: Nelson Chamisa and Thokozani Khupe |
“We are going to sit down with her to prepare our symbols so that there won’t be any confusion when people go to vote, so don’t be afraid when you see us approaching the courts it’s a trick we are playing. It’s skill of the game so don’t be afraid that we don’t have a plan we are ahead on that one.”
The recent ruling by Justice Bere’s in favour of Khupe has been challenged in the supreme court.
Chamis remains adamant on the provision of better infrastructure.
“I am talking of spaghetti roads, but some do not understand it, I am talking of bullet trains, some do not understand it. Yes, vision is not for all, but provision is for all. Support me in my vision and you will get your provision,” said Chamisa.
Since the death of founding president Morgan Tsvangirai in February, the party has been in turmoil.
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