The key officials in MDC-Tsvangirai are Tendai Biti Secretary-General and member of parliament for Harare North-east; Thokozani Khupe Vice-President and MP for Makokoba; Lovemore Moyo National Chairman and MP for Matobo; Nelson Chamisa MDC spokesman and MP for Kuwadzana; Eddie Cross MDC Policy Coordinator General and MP for Bulawayo South; and Roy Bennett MDC Treasurer General and former MP for Chimanimani...
Until then South Africa’s Safety and Security Minister Sydney Mufamadi was mediating the talks between Welshman Ncube and Tendai Biti for the MDC factions and Justice Minister Patrick Chinamasa and former Intelligence Chief Nicholas Goche for the ruling Zimbabwe African National Union-Patriotic Front...
Tsvangirai has national Chairman Isaac Matongo powerful Youth Chairman Nelson Chamisa women's leader Lucia Matibenga; respected lawyer Tendai Biti; activist Sekai Holland; and economic advisor Eddie Cross...
Job Sikala Lovemore Madhuku Tendai Biti and Gift Phiri opposed Tsvangirai and have been sidelined but support Ncube...
Without a change in laws which according to the MDC's Economic Affairs Secretary Tendai Biti amount to a state of emergency many in the opposition see little point in fighting elections which could help legitimise a flawed process...
The other wing's leadership comprises Themba Nyathi David Coltart Yvonne Mahlunge Tendai Biti Renson Gasela and Trudy Stevenson...
Another MDC frontliner will be human rights lawyer Tendai Biti currently the party's Secretary for Land and Agriculture who is to push for a return to the 1998 agreement on land reform which provides for the redistribution of at least 5 million hectares of land in a framework that will bring in outside funding for the land's development...
The MDC's powerful lawyers include Tendai Biti who successfully challenged the Law and Order (Maintenance) Act on behalf of the ZCTU and is a member of the Zimbabwe Human Rights Lawyers' Association; David Coltart from Bulawayo once singled out by President Robert Mugabe as among the 'rabble-rousers' who must decide whether to remain in Zimbabwe or not...