151 Out Of 200 MDC T 2014 National Council Structures Rally Behind Chamisa - Report

151 out of 200 National Council 2014 Structures are rallying behind the youthful MDC Alliance leader Nelson Chamisa after the Supreme Court ruled that Chamisa was not the rightful leader of MDC Alliance and restored the party’s 2014 structures. Newsday reports.

According to the publication, the development came during a meeting that was conducted in Harare yesterday:

The party structures met in Harare yesterday and accused Khupe, her now secretary-general Douglas Mwonzora and chairman Morgen Komichi of advancing Zanu PF interests.

A communique read by former deputy secretary-general of the 2014 structures Paurina Mpariwa at the meeting read:

We, the leaders of the former national council of the former MDC, resolved in terms of the constitution to petition the former national standing committee members, including Komichi and Mwonzora, to facilitate a national council meeting within 14 days on June 6 to respond to the Supreme Court judgment at a venue that achieves compliance with COVID-19 lockdown regulations

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The communique also deliberated the Supreme Court ruling and said:

The judgment further instructed Komichi, the former vice-chairperson of the former MDC, to convene the extraordinary congress in the event of the failure by the former vice-president.

What is bizarre is that the judgment elevates the former vice-chairperson to the position of chairperson despite that the former chairperson was Lovemore Moyo and he had not told the court that he was unable to execute his duties

The meeting also called Mwonzora vindictive and his actions to recall the MDC Alliance MPs were null and void since the Supreme Court ruling did not specify the structure that is going to implement the legacy and historical issues since the 2014 structures tenure lapsed last year.

We have also seen that the former secretary-general of the former MDC is now unilaterally, vindictively and against the rule of law abusing the judgment, usurping the powers of the lawful organs, now writing to Parliament and the Minister of Local Government. For the avoidance of doubt, all the recalls are not bound by lawfulness and, therefore, null and void

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