He dismissed a report by the Daily News yesterday that he had struck a deal with Chamisa under which he would be guaranteed the post of vice-president.
This means that the race for the top post in the country’s main opposition will be a three-way contest.
“If nominated, I am prepared to challenge anyone,” Mudzuri told the Standard.
“The news report that made emphatic claims about a supposed deal between myself and Advocate Chamisa, is wholly untrue. No such understanding has been considered, much less reached.
“The story could have only originated from a very mischievous tale bearer, seeking to engineer and manipulate public discourse to fit in a personal scheme.”
MDC secretary-general Douglas Mwonzora has also indicated that he will challenge Chamisa if nominated.
The Daily News is normally sympathetic to Chamisa.
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