We are a social democratic party in Zimbabwe with ideals based on fairness, democracy and inclusiveness. Our current leader is Professor Welshman Ncube.
Zimbabwe
Joined July 2011
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WATCH: The South African believes in democracy, what is taking place in Zimbabwe is undemocratic.
Citizens have the right to protest, but there is something that is dangerous when they are met with military force. - @MmusiMaimane
#ZimbabweCrisis
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The story headlined Welshman & Chamisa in nasty fallout is 100% FAKE NEWS. I never spoke to the author of the story. EVERYTHING attributed to me I never said. There is no fall out between me & Chamisa. The real question is: Why are the forces behind the FALSE story so DESPERATE?
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Have just finished debating my motion on the failure of the Zimbabwe government to implement devolution. Great response in the House. Got excellent support from MDC senators who debated this motion. Devolution is the answer to uneven development.
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MDC VP PROF Welshman Ncube speak on Zimbabwe legitimacy crisis, military rule & integration @mdcparty @mdczimbabwe @mdcalliancezw soundcloud.com/nqobile-bhebh…
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Bulawayo residents urged to participate in @CityofBulawayo 2019 budget formulation process newsday.co.zw/2018/09/byo-ra…
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'We heard a horrible story out of Zimbabwe recently of election being stolen...monitoring elections on voting day critical'
@Our_DA executive director of infor says
@FNF_Africa @MDCPARTY
#STRATPOLCOM – at Johannesburg, South Africa
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'We tend to over estimate what we can achieve in the short term but underestimate what can be achieved in the long run' Warwick Chapman @Our_DA executive director of Infor
@FNF_Africa @MDCPARTY
#STRATPOLCOM – at Johannesburg, South Africa
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'Regaining credibility from the a sceptical electorate is such a difficult task.
Dont 'over' promise people'
Manfred Richter, Campaign professional and former MP and Mayor in Germany
@FNF_Africa @nqobilebhebhe
#STRATPOLCOM
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“We are interested in politics & our electorate is not, thus communicating with the real world in an appropriate & effective way will help in the shifting sands of an undecided electorate. That needs courage and organisation.” Manfred Richter #STRATPOLCOM
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“Where we are now is at a political stand still, a potentially explosive one!” Cecellia Chimbiri & Oscar Ncube on the political situation in “my country” Zimbabwe #STRATPOLCOM
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“We have more than 365 political parties in Senegal, and the parties that have more money are the ones that do well in elections.” Mar Babacar from Senegal on the political situation in “my” country. #STRATPOLCOM
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“Fake news is a big challenge for us, we always have to counter fake stories with actual news and that is a big challenge.” Asissata Dieye of APR on the political situation in “my” country Senegal. #STRATPOLCOM
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“Since 1994 there has been little transparency in Malawi. Our head of state and his deputy don’t see eye to eye and that is a concern.”
George Andrew Chionera-Mwale on the political context in “my” country Malawi #STRATPOLCOM
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“Restriction on freedom of expression has had a negative impact on opposition political parties, media and community members.” Anderson Ndambo on the political situation in “my” country Tanzania #STRATPOLCOM
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“In Mauritania we have suffered from six coup d'etat, the liberal message can help us against corruption, but some people believe that liberalism is against religion, and religion is a big influence.” Ahmed Horma Babana on the political situation in “my country” #STRATPOLCOM
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“If we want to reach people who don’t want to communicate with us, we must reach them in their environment.” Manfred Richter #STRATPOLCOM
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“Pictures are far more powerful than long text in political communication. They transport the message effectively if done well” Manfred Richter. #STRATPOLCOM
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“We had a generational problem, the young voter is more literate, but our elders were not coming to the table, for example LGBT+ rights were not being discussed, we thus decided to break away.” Winfred Rasina on the political situation in “my” country Botswana #STRATPOLCOM
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“We had a problem after the 2010 elections where there were a lot of violations. Post election amnesty is currently in practice with the aim to move forward peacefully.” Sounkalo Coulibaly on the political situation in “my” country Côte d’Ivoire #STRATPOLCOM
