Movement for Democratic Change (MDC)

The Movement for Democratic Change (MDC) is a political party in Zimbabwe that was formed in 1999 to oppose the long-standing ruling party, ZANU-PF. It advocates for democratic reforms, human rights, and better governance, often criticizing the government for corruption and economic mismanagement. The MDC has played a significant role in Zimbabwe's political landscape as a leading opposition party, aiming to promote democratic principles and improve living conditions. Its leaders have faced political repression and challenges, reflecting Zimbabwe's complex struggle between authoritarian rule and movements for change.