The United Kingdom has removed four former security chiefs and the Zimbabwe Defence Industries (ZDI) from its sanctions list, according to an official notice published by the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) earlier today. The delisted officials are former Commissioner-General of the Zimbabwe Republic Police,
Opposition MDC Alliance has welcomed the Southern Africa Development Community (SADC) calls for a meaningful and constructive dialogue in Zimbabwe. Speaking during a press briefing in Harare today, MDC Alliance vice president Welshman Ncube said the country’s isolation from the international community was a result of
The United Kingdom says it is considering a new regime of sanctions against President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s government over failure to address human rights violations and corruption in the country. Responding to a question by British MP Lord Peter Hain on what action the UK government is
MDC Alliance spokesperson Fadzayi Mahere has reiterated that the country’s crisis is a result of bad governance, not sanctions as claimed by the government. On Sunday, the country marked the first anniversary of the anti-sanctions solidarity day with the government calling for the unconditional removal of
Government spokesperson, Nick Mangwana Monday said unemployed graduates need to stop inviting sanctions from the Western powers if they are to realize dreams of acquiring jobs as the economic embargoes limit job creation. Zimbabwe has been on the USA and European Union sanctions list since the
ZANU PF legislator Kindness Paradza has blamed opposition Movement for Democratic Change leaders Tendai Biti and Welshman Ncube for bringing sanctions in the country
Government has welcomed European Union's (EU) slight ease of the economic sanctions which involves scrapping of the measures on four individuals. This was revealed in the EU's communique of the organisation's meeting in Brussels today. Government, speaking through the Ministry of Foreign Affairs And International Trade, appreciated
Following the French Ambassador to Zimbabwe, Richard Boidin's remarks in which he rubbished the sanctions narrative as an impediment to investment in the country, Britain has joined the chorus citing weak confidence in the rule of law and foreign currency exchange rate issues as the
Sanctions imposed on Zimbabwe by western countries cannot stop international businesses from investing in this country, French Ambassador to Zimbabwe Richard Boidin has said. Boidin made the remarks while addressing invited guests at the official commissioning of a USD$ 1 million Weber plant for tile adhesives
Former cabinet minister in the previous administration led by Robert Mugabe, Professor Jonathan Moyo has called for regional body, Southern African Development Community (SADC) African Union (AU) United Nations (UN) and the International Community at large to impose
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