Welshman Ncube

Welshman Ncube (born 7 July 1961) is a Zimbabwean lawyer, businessman and politician. He is the founding MDC leader and former President of Zimbabwean political party Movement for Democratic Change – Ncube. He currently serves within the Citizen Coalition for Change (CCC). He is a practicing lawyer in the firm Mathonsi Ncube Law Chambers, where he is the senior partner at their Bulawayo offices. He also runs a number of business ventures, including a farm in the Midlands Province. Quotes 2025 is a defining year for Zimbabwe—a time to focus on rebuilding our nation with wisdom, integrity, and decisive leadership. My previous post reminded us that true leadership is about accountability and service to the people. Let the trolls and centrally controlled bots exhaust themselves with insults—we remain focused on the work that truly matters: delivering progress for Zimbabweans. The future belongs to those with vision, purpose, and an unshakable commitment to building a better Zimbabwe. 🇿🇼 Fellow Zimbabweans, as we enter 2025, I hope you are filled with renewed hope and determination. New beginnings remind us that we have the power to shape the future. The year behind us was marked by great economic, social and governance challenges that continue to affect the lives of ordinary Zimbabweans. These challenges give us an opportunity to rebuild and fight for a Zimbabwe grounded in justice, accountability, and service to the people through such elementary things as just talking and listening to each other with consideration, decency and respect. Let 2025 be the year we stand united, working together to restore the dignity of our nation and the dreams of our people. Happy New Year to you all. Together, we thrive. Well within the limits of what we are allowed to say or within the limits of what we are allowed to comment on a matter which is generally sub judice, the case before the high court is essentially an application by one Joubert Mudzumwe the former chairman of the party together with 11 others who have applied to have the Congress set aside, essentially on the ground that there were some people who were not given notice of the Congress. Interview broadcast 01 February 2012 Every party which is a democratic party must respect that at a particular date, at a particular election, people decided to vote for certain individuals under the ticket of a particular political party and that should be allowed to prevail until the next elections. Interview broadcast 01 February 2012 Our responsibility as a party, as a leadership is to offer ourselves to the electorate, explain what we stand for, the policies we stand for, our ideology, the things that we believe we will be able to do for the people so that the people can make judgement on our promises and also to present to the people the performance of those they repose trust in, in the previous election. That is where our responsibility is. Interview broadcast 01 February 2012 We have no desire to finger point. We have conducted the dialogue with absolute integrity . . . The position we have on the table now is the deal we negotiated in the pre-planning stages and agreed on it with MDC-T . . . When we strategised together and when we planned together at the commencement of these negotiations, we targeted this deal. And now we have got it. We have no desire to finger point. in an interview External links Category:Lawyers from Zimbabwe Category:Businesspeople from Zimbabwe Category:Politicians from Zimbabwe Category:1961 births Category:Living people