2. The Ordinary Congress will also deal with any proposed amendments to the constitution as well as key policy issues to guide the party in the execution of its mandate which is to bring decratic change in Zimbabwe.

3. Observers from other political parties, civil society as well as the press will be invited to the congress and are free to cover it in any lawful manner that they want.

4. The MDC is a social democratic party. It's guiding values are freedom, Justice, equality, solidarity, democracy, constitutionalism and respect for the rule of law.

Tinosvika chete.

President Sen Douglas Mwonzora has announced the appointment of Hon Senator Chief Ndlovu as the Second Vice President of the party, taking over from Dr Thokozani Khupe.

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We are looking forward to working well with our new Vice President, Senator Chief Ndlovu in the MDCT presidium. Victory is certain.

Had a great meeting with the Speaker of the Parliament of the Republic of Malawi Hon. Catherine Gotami Hara at Parliament Building in Harare. It was great to hear of the great strides that Malawi has made in democratizing its Parliament Malawi Government🇲🇼

Today I attended the funeral of the President of the UANC Nesbert Mutengezanwa in Budiriro suburb in Harare. Mr Mutengezanwa was one of the brains behind our successful challenge of the constitutionality of the Political Parties( Finances) Act in 1997.

Had a great meeting with the South African Charge d'Affaires in Zimbabwe Ms Yogaspree Moodley and her team recently. We were happy to note that South Africa fully supports Zimbabwe's full integration into the international community. What a great neighbour.

Exactly a year ago President Sen Douglas Mwonzora made a clarion call for the government of Zimbabwe to restore the dignity of Zimbabwean workers by paying civil servants salaries that matched their 2013 level in real terms.

RealFarffy. Our MDC-T Sen Douglas Mwonzora Witness DUBE Lindiwe Maphosa Giles Mutsekwa braa jay Celine Eunice Nyakutsikwa Our MDC-T South Africa Province Zhwanekazi Open Parly ZW If election results were permanent there wouldn't be any need for all the regular elections we hold. Every other election is a whole new game but you're free to keep basking in past results. But that way you might never know what hits you in the next election

1. Our party has been a victim of vile propaganda wedged against it before and after Tsvangirai's death. It was at the recieving end of obnoxious laws like POSA and AIPPA. For the past two years it was victim of a vicious onslaught of deliberate falsehoods.

2. We are a social democratic party grounded on the values of freedom, Justice, equality, solidarity, democracy, constitutionalism and respect for the rule of law. It wants to rid Zimbabwe of politics of hate and intolerance.

3. We stand for mutual respect and peaceful coexistence among different political groupings in this country. Indeed we cherish pluralism and the presence of different interest groups in our nation. We respect even those who hold different views from ours.

4. We have made our mistakes in the past. We have had our rough patches. Like any other organization, we have had our highs and our laws. But look at failure as an avoidable path to success. Definitely we are getting our act together and there are results.

5. We respect the right of people like Jonathan Moyo and others to criticise us. However as these are people who have always fought against the MDCT throughout its history, their opinions do not shape our thought. We are definitely independent of them.

6. While we accept criticism we are fortified in our belief that the answer to Zimbabwe's social, political, and economic morass lies in genuine, inclusive and unconditional dialogue. We stand for a peaceful, more egalitarian and prosperous Zimbabwe.

The struggle for multi-party democracy in Zimbabwe was a tricky and risky affair. I was privileged to have been in the senior leadership of the Zimbabwe Unity Movement at the age of 22. The attempts to establish a one party state in Zimbabwe were thwarted.

We dare to dream! Keep it up Bulawayo.