Khupe Ready To Pounce On Chamisa's Finances
The MDC-T party led by Dr Thokozani Khupe has moved to stop the Nelson Chamisa-led MDC from receiving state funds in terms of the Political Parties (Finance) Act.
Khupe is also seeking to acquire MDC properties which include the party’s national headquarters, the Morgan Richard Tsvangirai House, formerly Harvest House.
Speaking to the Daily News on Sunday, MDC-T vice president Obert Gutu revealed that the issue is now in the hands of the party’s legal team. He said:
Our legal team is busy on the matter right now. Of course, we are very much aware that the other respondents in the High Court will note an appeal to the Supreme Court in a desperate but futile and misguided attempt to delay the day of final reckoning.
However, their prospects of success on appeal are close to zero and they know it. They are just desperate to proceed with their sham ‘congress’ in Gweru in order to ordain their illegitimate leader. It’s kindergarten gibberish, really. Well, they will not have their cake and eat it.
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They will have to continue to be bankrolled by Robert Mugabe as has been the case since February 2018. It’s surely going to be a very long winter of discontent amongst our erstwhile comrades.
Chamisa and Khupe fell out soon after the death of the party’s founding president Morgan Tsvangirai in February 2018.
A power struggle soon ensued between the two with Chamisa emerging as Tsvangirai’s successor after the party’s National Council voted for him.
However, the High Court ruled recently that Khupe was Tsvangirai’s rightful successor, and that an extraordinary Congress should be held to choose legitimate leadership.
