Zimbabwe's Expelled MP Tendai Biti Recalled to Parliament
Tendai Biti, the current opposition MDC Alliance vice president, who was also a member of the People's Democratic Party (PDP), has together with five other former PDP MPs - William Madzimure, Settlement Chikwinya, Kucaca Ivumile Phulu, Sichelesile Mahlangu and Regai Tsunga - bounced back to parliament following their controversial expulsion on March 17, 2021. A High Court ruled that the person who recalled Biti and the five, is not a member of the PDP, - the reason for the recall's collapse. Biti, a former finance minister and one of President Emmerson Mnangagwa's fiercest critics, believes his recall from parliament by his former party, was a ruse engineered by the ruling Zanu-PF to prevent him from exposing massive State corruption.
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Zimbabwe:
Judge Reverses Biti Recall From Parliament
New Zimbabwe, 14 April 2021
MDC Alliance MP for Harare East Tendai Biti is heading back to parliament after a High Court judge Wednesday dismissed the top legislator's purported recall and those of five other… Read more »
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Zimbabwe:
Reprieve for PDP Legislators
The Herald, 15 April 2021
THE man who recalled MDC-Alliance vice president and legislator, Mr Tendai Biti and five others from Parliament, is not a member of People's Democratic Party (PDP), the High Court… Read more »
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Zimbabwe:
U.S. Following Zimbabwe 'Closely' After Biti's Recall
New Zimbabwe, 23 March 2021
THE United States says it is following events in Zimbabwe "closely", including the recall of MDC Alliance Vice President Tendai Biti from parliament last week. Read more »
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Six Zimbabwean MPs, including former finance minister Tendai Biti, have been expelled from parliament after being recalled by a faction of their party as the fight to control the ... Read more »
Opposition leader Tendai Biti (file photo).