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MDC to launch new party card tomorrow
Movement for Democratic Change
August 26, 2010

President Morgan Tsvangirai will tomorrow officially launch a new MDC membership card at a colourful ceremony to be held in Mt Pleasant constituency, Harare.

The event will be held at McDonald's swimming pool along Cambridge Avenue in Harare's Avondale suburb at 10.00 am and is expected to attract hundreds of MDC supporters from the area.

The area is in Ward 7 where the President resides.

The new card will be launched under the theme: Your master card to real change.

The card is being launched at a time when the party is on a serious recruitment drive to revive and strengthen its structures and to reach out to Zimbabweans at grassroots level.

Membership registration will also be available online for the benefit of millions of MDC members who are based outside the country.

Arrangements will be made for external provinces to access their cards after registration online.

Similar launches of the party card will be held over the weekend in all the provinces and districts with the MDC National Standing Committee members launching the card in these areas.

The new card reinforces the position of the MDC as a party of excellence.

As a party, we have embarked on various programmes such as the Real Change Rallies and forums as well as the restructuring exercise across the country.

We stand for a vibrant leadership and an informed membership that lives to the true and founding values of the party. We stand for the supremacy of the people over partisan or individual interests. The MDC stands for social democratic, equitable, human-centred development policies pursued in an environment of political pluralism, participatory democracy and an accountable and humble leadership.

We are gearing this country towards a political environment that unleashes the full potential of its people. The MDC will promote constitutional provisions that build complementarity between participatory democracy and representative democracy that safeguards fundamental social, civil, political and economic rights.

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