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I'm not Finished Yet, Says Makoni |
SIMBA Makoni’s savvy presidential campaign two years ago injected life into Zimbabwe’s sometimes dull and dangerous politics.
Makoni challenged Robert Mugabe and the opposition politician at the time Morgan Tsvangirai in the eventful March 2008 presidential elections.
Despite garnering 8,3% of the vote, Makoni was driven to the periphery of local politics thanks to Zimbabwe’s winner-takes-all electoral system.
Variously described as a moderniser and technocrat, some believed Makoni’s disappearance from the political scene was a big loss to the country’s transition being led by the three parties in the inclusive government namely Zanu PF, MDC-T and MDC-M.
But last week I caught up with the former Finance minister and the jovial politician believes he is not completely off the radar.
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M.K.D Interim President Meets PM Tsvangirai |
Mavambo.Kusile.Dawn (MKD) interim President Dr Simba Makoni on Friday morning, 9th July 2010, met Prime Minister, Mr Morgan Tsvangirai, to reflect with him on, and give MKD’s assessment of the national situation.
Dr Makoni’s meeting with the PM is part of courtesy calls on leaders in the Inclusive Government. The MKD leader, who has requested to see other national leaders, appreciated the Prime Minister’s availability, and said he is waiting for responses from the others.
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M.K.D Public Statement On Civil Servants Strike |
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The following is the full context of a statement on civil servants strike issued by Mavambo.Kusile.Dawn (M.K.D) on Thursday, 18 February 2010. The statement was sent to different media houses at the time but was not published.
MAVAMBO.KUSILE.DAWN (M.K.D)
PUBLIC STATEMENT ON CIVIL SERVANTS STRIKE
Harare, 18 February 2010
Dr. Simba Makoni, the Interim President, and other members of the National Steering Committee of Mavambo•Kusile•Dawn Party, met with leaders of Zimbabwe’s civil servants on Wednesday, 17 February 2010, to hear their grievances, in light of the strike action that has now paralysed government business all over the country.
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First Anniversary Statement |
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Mavambo•Kusile•Dawn (M•K•D)
Statement by Simba Makoni, Interim President
First Anniversary of the Launch of the Party
Harare, 01 July 2010
Building the Party
Today, Mavambo•Kusile•Dawn (M•K•D) marks the first anniversary of its launch at Stodart Hall in Mbare, on 01 July 2009. Over the past year, we have invested effort and resources in building our Party. We are setting up Interim Leadership Structures at all levels of party organisation, i.e. province, district, ward, village or branch. As much as possible, these structures are following the local government boundaries. The interim leadership teams are mandated with explaining our vision, values, principles and policies; and bringing people into the Party. We also maintain constant communication with members and activists outside the country, especially those in Botswana, South Africa, UK and USA; with the aim of building the Party thereto.
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