Tsvangirai, Biti mend relations

Opposition leader Morgan Tsvangirai and his erstwhile lieutenant Tendai Biti continue to reach out to each other in the interest of the country as the eagerly anticipated 2018 elections beckon.

Biti, who left MDC after falling out with Tsvangirai early 2014, has extended yet another olive branch to his former boss, as opposition parties edge towards forming a united front against ZANU PF, inviting both Tsvangirai and former Vice President Joice Mujuru to his party's first anniversary celebrations this coming weekend.

People's Democratic Party spokesperson Jacob Mafume said the party wanted to use its anniversary celebrations to further mend bridges with their former colleagues in MDC-T.