The party is asking sympathisers to donate through Ecocash and through crowd-sourcing platform GoFundMe.
It has not stated how much it intends to raise but on GofundMe the target was £1 million last night but is now £100 000.
The campaign dubbed: “i donate to protect our vote” was launched by deputy treasurer Charlton Hwende on his facebook page and reads: “The 2.6 million people that voted for #Chamisa have been challenged by an order of costs by the Constitutional Court. They will NEVER break our spirit!
“The MDC kindly requests for donations by all #development & #peace loving Zimbabweans to support its costs in the #Concourt case & at the African Commission!”
It then asks those interested to send donations to an Ecocash account or to the crowd-sourcing platform.
It is not yet clear how much the party will be asked to pay in legal costs but it will have to foot the bill of President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s lawyers as well as those that represented the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission.
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Write a comment *Hwa humbavha uhu. You called for sanctions people have no jobs now you are coming back to the same people? Tsotsi kutadza kufunga chaiko. Stop doing what you cannot find yourself.