THE Dr Thokozani Khupe led MDC-T says it is financially incapacitated
to take care of the needs of polling agents ahead of the watershed
elections and they are taking legal action against Mr Nelson Chamisa’s
MDC demanding $1 million from the money they received under the
Political Parties (Finance) Act.
The party was awarded about $1,9 million before the split and the
MDC-T said they did not get part of the amount after they split and
eventually won the right to use the name MDC-T in the battle for
legitimacy that ensued.
“We have not received any money from the $1,9 million that was disbursed, not even a single cent. We wrote to the Ministry of Justice informing them of our position. We need our money for campaigning and they are mum on the issue,” she said.
Dr Khupe said they have started legal proceedings to pursue the matter with the Government.
“We have decided to take the legal route, we are engaging our lawyers with our VP (Obert) Gutu over the matter but the truth is we are in sixes and sevens over the issue, we are hoping that a miracle happens and we get this funding as soon as possible,” she said.
Dr Khupe said the $1 million that they were demanding was meant for voter education and deployment of polling agents. Sunday News
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