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Chamisa MPs snub Khupe

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MDC Alliance legislators yesterday snubbed a meeting called by MDC-T leader Thokozani Khupe, with less than 20 turning up at the Harvest House.

After recalling 13 MPs, Khupe is trying to impose her authority on the legislators, most who still regard her rival Nelson Chamisa as their legitimate leader.

However, sources within the opposition party said under 20, out of 103, attended.

The MDC-T claims that under the Alliance, it sponsored a total of 103 legislators who should now be under the direct control of Khupe.

But MDC Alliance presidential secretary Jameson Timba said the MPs snubbed Khupe.

Source: NewsDay Zimbabwe - Everyday News for Everyday People

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