Addressing journalists at a Press conference on Friday
Mwonzora said: “We are perturbed as the MDC by the statement that was given in
the House of Lords by Lord Oates, as he uttered something to the effect that
MDC-T is sponsored by Zanu PF. That statement is false and we condemn it
because the lord did not do his research.”
Lord Oates, told the British House of Lords that Mwonzora’s
project lost recent by-elections despite receiving US$1,5 million from the
government for campaign.
“We are going to write a letter to the Liberal party to
correct what they have done. The MDC is an independent party with a clear
vision of its own. The fact that we have chosen the politics of not being
unnecessarily confrontational does not mean we are an appendage of Zanu PF, we
are an independent party,” Mwonzora added.
Mwonzora said his party was financed by public funds that
finance political parties while also confirming that the party was going for
congress at the end of June.
He added that only nominated candidates would contest.
Mwonzora berated the transport system that has literally
collapsed and brutality at police checkpoints.
“Our public transport system has basically collapsed. We
have seen that the government monopolisation of public transport is
problematic. The government is failing to provide adequate transport. And in
trying to enforce the monopoly there is a lot of police brutality that has now
emerged and a lot of human rights abuses that are now happening,” he said. Newsday
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