When this was said in 2002 it was a stern warning to Morgan Tsvangirai leader of the opposition Movement for Democratic Change...
Just as President Robert Mugabe touched down at Dar es Salaam airport for the Extraordinary Summit of the Southern African Development Community the Harare police were arresting Movement for Democratic Change (MDC) leader Morgan Tsvangirai and ten other activists...
By overreacting to an opposition demonstration and savagely beating its leader Morgan Tsvangirai the police in Harare served their master badly...
The police shot one demonstrator; they arrested and beat among many others the Movement for Democratic for Change (MDC) leader Morgan Tsvangirai...
Fear of the unknown The opposition Movement for Democratic Change is no longer a serious threat although there is a credible attempt to heal the rift between its rival leaders Morgan Tsvangirai and Arthur Mutambara...
His short-term aim is to end the pointless split in the MDC over the leadership of Morgan Tsvangirai after his decision to boycott last year's Senate elections (AC Vol 47 No 2)...
Morgan Tsvangirai the MDC's leader had wanted the party to boycott the Senate elections but the Matebeleland party bosses insisted on taking part...
The rivals are the incumbent Morgan Tsvangirai Gibson Sibanda and Welshman Ncube (AC Vol 46 No 24)...
We hear the anti-Senate faction led by party President Morgan Tsvangirai plans a legal battle for the right to use the MDC name and control of its assets and bank accounts...
Party leader Morgan Tsvangirai insists the party must boycott; his deputy Gibson Sibanda and Secretary General Welshman Ncube insist it should fight...
The opposition Movement for Democratic Change is split and the future of Morgan Tsvangirai its leader is in doubt...
