MDC-T Rally moves to Chibuku Stadium on Sunday

MDC-T President Tsvangirai will on Sunday address his supporters at Chibuku Stadium, Chitungwiza. The last MDC-T organised rally had to be cancelled two weeks ago after alleged Zanu PF thugs were bussed into Chitungwiza Town to disrupted the event. Scores of MDC-T members were injured but no Zanu PF youths have been arrested although some of them have been identified.

The rally comes a week after the three main political parties' senior leaders held meeting in Harare and decisively denounced any form of violence in the country and expressed abhorrence to it.

During last week's meeting Tsvangirai said political contestation should not breed enmity and all people must be alive to the fact that they are political opponents and not enemies. "We are political protagonists and not foes," he said then.

Tsvangirai who will be accompanied by the MDC-T national leaders is expected to talk on the state and health of the party and the operations of the inclusive government in his capacity as the Prime Minister.

He will also touch on the issue of the Constitution-making process, the referendum; the next watershed elections and introduce to the people the party's new leadership that was elected into office at the party's 3rd National Congress held in Bulawayo in May.