Published: 18 March 2018

MDC-T president Nelson Chamisa said he was increasingly becoming "impatient" with his deputy Thokhozani Khupe and threatened to expel her from the party for refusing to recognize him as a legitimate leader.

He was addressing an MDC Alliance rally in Kwekwe Saturday.

Chamisa told supporters that Khupe and some MDC-T leaders in Bulawayo have been resisting Alliance talks in Matebelaland arguing that the party has been faring well in the country's southern parts in previous elections.

Speaking in Matebeleland recently, Chamisa said he was prepared to come together with the former deputy premier.

"I am still trying to engage my sister in Bulawayo, Khupe to make her see the light and that unity is important," Chamisa said.

He, however, hinted that talks with his deputy were in trouble.
- newzimbabwe

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