MDC has moved to integrate disgruntled members into the
Bulawayo provincial executive in a bid to douse out tribal influenced divisions
that followed its elective congress.
Tribal divisions rocked the movement following the election
of an alleged wholly Shona-led executive, with those of Ndebele orientation
grouping to form another camp in the province.
Since the elections, there has been bickering within the
provincial structures and disgruntled members described the elections for
provincial positions as not
free and fair.
As a follow up to their grievances, the members petitioned
the national executive seeking the nullification of the results before the
congress.
However, this did not happen as the party responded by assigning
the national organising secretary Amos Chibaya to deal with the matter.
MDC Bulawayo provincial spokesperson Swithern Chirowodza on
Friday said the party has made strides to pacify disgruntled members in a bid
aimed at ending the fissures.
“We have co-opted all disgruntled members across the main,
women and youth wings and did it in a manner permitted by the party
constitution. While some were added to respective provincial executive council
(PEC) wings others were included in the national executive committee (NEC),”
Chirowodza said. Standard
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