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Zimbabwe: The Zimbabwe Sanctions Never Worked
ThinkAfricaPress, 19 February 2014
The EU removed sanctions on some of Zimbabwe's elite this week. It should drop the rest as soon as possible. They have been a complete failure. Read more »
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Zimbabwe: Mugabe's Zanu-PF Dismisses Partial Suspension of EU Sanctions
DW, 19 February 2014
The EU's suspension of sanctions on top Zimbabwean officials, except Mugabe and his wife, met with an angry response from the ruling ZANU-PF party. The opposition says the Mugabe… Read more »
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Zimbabwe: EU Takes First Step Towards Co-Operation
The Herald, 20 February 2014
THE European Union will engage Government directly in development programmes with effect from November this year as part of measures to normalise relations with Zimbabwe, an… Read more »
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Zimbabwe: EU Lifts Sanctions On Members of Mugabe's Inner Circle
SW Radio, 18 February 2014
The EU has suspended targeted sanctions against eight ZANU PF officials but kept the restrictive measures on President Robert Mugabe and his wife Grace. Read more »
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Zimbabwe: Remove Sanctions Entirely - Govt
The Herald, 19 February 2014
Government says the suspension of some sanctions by the European Union is meaningless as the economic embargo that cost the country over US$42 billion in revenue over the past… Read more »
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Zimbabwe: Who Is the EU Trying to Fool?
The Herald, 19 February 2014
The European Union has removed from its illegal sanctions eight senior officials linked to the Zimbabwe Government. These are six heads of the uniformed and security forces, as… Read more »
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Zimbabwe: White Lobby Group Wants Mugabe Restrictive Measures Lifted
SW Radio, 18 February 2014
A predominantly white pressure group has been formed to press Western countries to lift the remaining restrictive measures against ZANU PF officials. Read more »
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Zimbabwe: EU Partially Lifts Sanctions
The Herald, 18 February 2014
The European Union yesterday suspended illegal sanctions on eight officials - among them service chiefs, politicians and war veterans - but kept President Mugabe and the First Lady… Read more »
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Zimbabwe: Zim, EU Relations 'Progressive'
The Herald, 15 February 2014
The European Union is set to meet in Brussels next week to, among other things, review the illegal sanctions the bloc imposed on Zimbabwe in 2002. Many people and countries have… Read more »
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Zimbabwe: EU to Keep Restrictive Measures On Mugabe and Grace?
SW Radio, 12 February 2014
The European Union (EU) has given its strongest indication yet that it may suspend the targeted sanctions imposed on the ZANU PF government, a leading news agency has said. Read more »
Zimbabwe Sanctions Never Worked?
The European Union Committee suspended restrictive measures on eight officials but maintained a tough stance against President Robert Mugabe and his wife. But have these sanctions achieved what they were designed for in the first place?
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Zimbabwe: EU Review Meeting Complex - Envoy
The Herald, 12 February 2014
European Union head of delegation to Zimbabwe Mr Aldo Dell'Ariccia yesterday described the forthcoming meeting of the bloc to review sanctions against Zimbabwe as "sensitive and… Read more »
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Zimbabwe: Why Zim Must Remodel Its International Relations
The Herald, 12 February 2014
THE move taken by the European Union to rescind its decision to exclude Zimbabwe from its summit with African countries slated for April presents an opportunity for the country to… Read more »
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Africa: Press Conference with U.S. Assistant Sec Thomas-Greenfield
State Department, 12 February 2014
The transcript from today's LiveAtState with Assistant Secretary of State Linda Thomas-Greenfield. The transcript of remarks at the beginning of the briefing by Secretary of State… Read more »
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Zimbabwe: Zim/EU Engage Over Sanctions
The Herald, 3 February 2014
The business delegation which toured Europe last week called for lifting of European Union sanctions on Zimbabwe and urged the block's leadership to normalise relations with… Read more »
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Zimbabwe: Sanctions Lawsuit - EU Lacks Evidence
The Herald, 28 January 2014
THE European Union will use open source documents to defend a lawsuit brought by Zimbabwe against the 27-member bloc for imposition of illegal sanctions on the country, The Herald… Read more »
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Zimbabwe: EU Attacked Over Zim
The Herald, 26 January 2014
In an unprecedented development in the history of the impasse between Zimbabwe and the European Union (EU), a leading member of the EU Parliament has strongly criticised the bloc… Read more »
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Zimbabwe: Sanctions Set for Extension
Zimbabwe Independent, 24 January 2014
The European Union (EU) is scheduled to meet in a fortnight to review targeted sanctions imposed on President Robert and his inner circle amid indications that the measures will be… Read more »
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Zimbabwe: Govt Disbands EU Re-Engagement Committee
The Herald, 15 January 2014
Government has disbanded the re-engagement committee put in place to explore ways of normalising relations with the European Union during the tenure of the inclusive Government. Read more »
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Zimbabwe: Sanctions Stall Indigenisation Funding
The Herald, 15 January 2014
International financial institutions are reluctant to fund indigenisation because of the illegal sanctions imposed on Zimbabwe, parliamentarians heard yesterday. Appearing before… Read more »
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Zimbabwe: Sanctions Must Go Completely
The Herald, 7 January 2014
The just concluded auction of Marange diamonds at the Antwerp World Diamond Centre in Belgium did not only mark the opening up of the European Union market to Zimbabwean gems but… Read more »
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Zimbabwe: 'Zim-EU Relations On the Mend'
The Herald, 4 January 2014
The changing global dynamics are also expected to usher in a new dimension in terms of the groupings relations with ACP and its peers. It is with this in mind that The Herald… Read more »
