Analyst digs into MDC-T's current and future prospects

A Political analyst Pedzisai Ruhanya has started a dig into MDC-T's prospects and current status out sources views from the public through the social media FaceBook over the party.

In a series of questions he posted Ruhanya said those who argued that the MDC-T leader Morgan Tsvangirai needed to centralize power/amass power to stop further party splits and supposedly strengthen party cohesion, what are their assessment of the MDC-T and its leadership after the 2014 November Congress particularly in the contest of the deteriorating economic situation/labor flexibility?

"What are the results of the raft of constitutional changes made?" he asked.

"Where is the MDC-T leadership in the face of the crippling dismissal of workers? Where is party cohesion? What and where are the MDC-T party policies after the Nov 2014 Congress?"

He further said last time it was Welshman Ncube and later Tendai Biti who were the problems, who is the problem now?

"What about this glaring incompetence by some elected leaders? What has this to do with splits etc? Now, a whole executive meets to discuss whatsup messages?" asked Ruhanya.

Tendayi Goneso respondend saying the MDC T has become more stable and disciplined with a single centre of power as compared to its main rivalries.

"We have seen splits in Zanu PF, MDC Ncube, Biti or Elton Mangoma, etc but Tsvangirai's party has shown a greater deal of cohesion during the period in question," he said.

"The of economic decline and job losses has nothing to do with Tsvangirai and his party as it is no where near Munhumutapa Building, I still to figure out why you are asking that question after all."