Welshman Ncube

The three parliamentary vacancies were created by the expulsion in 2009 of the faction of the Movement for Democratic Change led by Welshman Ncube (MDC-Ncube)...

ZANU-PF's murderous repression left deep scars and the MDC-T's clumsy tactics contributed to the party split when Welshman Ncube's faction left with almost a third of the parliamentary seats in 2008 depriving Morgan Tsvangirai of a first-round win...

Periodic rumours of plots to install him as leader are dampened only by the recollection of how dearly the split with Welshman Ncube cost the MDC in 2008...

Welshman Ncube leader of MDC-Ncube argues that without national agreement on a new constitution security and independent institutions to manage the vote an early election could see a repeat of the murderous violence of 2008...

Welshman Ncube’s faction of the Movement for Democratic Change managed to plant a report that they rather than Tsvangirai’s MDC branch had mobilised the funding...

Industry and Commerce Minister Welshman Ncube appears to have cleared the hurdles blocking the rehabilitation of the Zimbabwe Iron and Steel Company...

After prolonged obstruction by Mines Minister Obert Mpofu critical iron ore claims were finally cleared for transfer to New Zimbabwe Steel as agreed previously with Industry Minister Welshman Ncube...

The deal was the responsibility of the Industry and Commerce Ministry whose minister is Welshman Ncube the leader of the breakaway Movement for Democratic Change faction...

Welshman Ncube Industry and Commerce Minister admitted the deal had been mired in political wrangling and infighting...

Both wings of the MDC – Tsvangirai’s and Welshman Ncube’s – say there must be reform of the security establishment and clear guarantees against those who might want to derail a political transition to an MDC government...