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The Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC)'s interim leadership has resolved to name Nelson Chamisa's replacement tomorrow.
This came out during a crisis meeting held on Sunday where Nqobizitha Mlilo was appointed as new party spokesperson.
Mlilo, a lawyer, will be deputised by Marondera Central MP Caston Matewu and Discent Bajila, MP for Emakhandeni-Luveve.
Chamisa left CCC in a huff last week claiming the opposition party had been “contaminated, bastardised and hijacked” by the ruling Zanu PF.
Some CCC legislators and councillors have also quit in solidarity with Chamisa, who is believed to be finalising formation of a new party.
Chikanga MP Karenyi Kore, and lawyers Tendai Biti and Welshman Ncube are the top contenders for CCC leader's position.