MDC Alliance president, Advocate Nelson Chamisa has said “it is now time to draw a line in the sand.”

This follows the seizure of Harvest House by Thokozani Khupe and the arrest of vice presidents Tendai Biti, Lynette Karenyi and several party officials.

“I’ve just been to MRT hse where soldiers and police are obstructing our leaders and staff from occupying their place of work.Riot police earlier arrested
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VPs Kore and Biti,other leaders at MRT Hse after they went to their place of work. It’s time to draw a line in the sand,” tweeted Advocate Chamisa.

MDC Alliance Spokesperson, Advocate Fadzayi Mahere has also pointed out that the seizure of Harvest House by Thokozani Khupe, with the help of the army, is calculated to divert the nation’s attention from real issues affecting citizens.

Commenting on the seizure of Harvest House political analyst Dr Pedzisai Ruhanya said:

Khupe and Mwonzora’s MDC-T lease agreement with Trustees of Harvest House expired in December 2019. MDC Alliance has a 20 year- lease agreement with Harvest House Trustees. So what is the police enforcing?

Mwonzora as a lawyer knows he has no binding lease agreement.

The world must unequivocally speak against these abuses but also see regime accomplices like Mwonzora, Khupe for what they are; attempting to create facade democracy with captured opposition.