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Zimbabwe: EU Softens Up to Mugabe With Aid Resumption
DW, 17 February 2015
The European Union has resumed development assistance to Zimbabwe. It is the first time the EU is providing financial aid to Zimbabwe since sanctions were imposed in 2002 as a… Read more »
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Zimbabwe: EU, Zim Relations Improve Further
CAJ News, 17 February 2015
THE European Union's provision of a US$270 million to Zimbabwe is seen as signaling the end of frosty relations between the regional bloc and the Southern African country. Read more »
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Zimbabwe: Zim, EU Ink U.S$270 Million Deal
The Herald, 17 February 2015
Government and the European Union yesterday signed a co-operation agreement for the release of €234 million ($270 million) development assistance, marking the first time since… Read more »
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Zimbabwe: EU Gives U.S $270 Million for Developing Governance Structures
New Zimbabwe, 16 February 2015
THE European Union has given Zimbabwe $270 million for the development of governance structures, health and the agriculture sectors under the National Indicative Programme (NIP). Read more »
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Zimbabwe: EU, Zim Relations On the Mend
The Herald, 7 February 2015
Relations between Zimbabwe and the European Union have been thawing gradually over the past few years with the latter easing sanctions it imposed in 2002, although Harare believes… Read more »
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Zimbabwe: Zim, EU to Sign U.S$270 Million Deal
The Herald, 9 February 2015
Zimbabwe and the European Union will soon sign a 234 million Euro (about $270 million) funding deal, while trade missions from Britain and Belgium are expected anytime, head of the… Read more »
EU Softens Stance on Aid to Zimbabwe
The European Union has for the first time provided financial aid to Zimbabwe since sanctions were imposed in 2002 as a result of alleged human rights abuses.
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Belgium says it will advocate the complete removal of the economic sanctions imposed on Zimbabwe ahead of the European Union council meeting in November. Read more »
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The national assembly speaker, Jacob Mudenda, is expected to write to Western countries and urge them to remove all forms of illegal sanctions imposed on Zimbabwe. Read more »
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"The ban will be lifted when he is traveling under his African Union chairmanship capacity." Read more »
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President Robert Mugabe has said that Zimbabwe is prepared to restore relations with Western countries which have maintained sanctions against the southern African nation for 14 ... Read more »
