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Opposition membership exodus begins

Friday, March 11, 2022 | 510 Views |

Political analyst, Lesole Machacha has warned opposition parties need to be careful with defection of party members.

Recently, different party members within opposition have been defecting to each other’s parties as they seek greener pastures.

It is evident that the members want to position themselves where they stand a good chance for candidacy in 2024 general elections. The members who quit want to be at parties that have solid memberships and preferable constituencies that are winnable.

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