Chaos ahead of MDC-T rally

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There is chaos in the Movement for Democratic Change (MDC-T) camp in Masvingo as ordinary members are threatening to boycott their leader Morgan Tsvangirai’s rally in Mucheke stadium today demanding the dissolution of the current provincial executive.

The current executive headed by James Gumbi is accused of a lot of misconducts ranging from undermining Tsvangirai, failure to mobilise people for the rally as well as working closely with the Zanu PF People First.



Some of the fliers  thrown in the streets last night

Streets were littered with fliers carrying a message that today’s rally will be disrupted unless Tsvangirai intervenes and discipline Gumbi and his executive.



Some of the fliers thrown in the streets last night

Sources in  MDC-T say violence is likely going to erupt at the rally if the situation is not properly handled. More details to follow. local

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