Sanctions - The Zimbabwe Independent

Topic : Sanctions

It’s time for SA, Sadc to regroup and establish a new agenda

The US framed the sanctions as a violation of ethnic minority Afrikaners’ property rights, stating that it “undermines US foreign policy and threatens national security interests”.

By Tapiwa Gomo Mar. 17, 2025

It’s time for SA, Sadc to regroup and establish a new agenda

EU extends Zim restrictive measures, delists ZDI

The sanctions included an arms embargo as well as travel and financial sanctions.

By Gary Gerald Mtombeni Feb. 19, 2025

EU extends Zim restrictive measures, delists ZDI

The CCP’s dangerous pursuit of military dominance: A critical analysis

The sanctions imposed by the U.S. on Chinese entities should serve as a wake-up call to the global community.

By Etruth Mv Jan. 26, 2025

The CCP’s dangerous pursuit of military dominance: A critical analysis

‘US sanctions trapping Zim to remain second-class’

This comes as Zimbabwe last week held the Anti-Sanctions Day with other Sadc countries to demand the lifting of sanctions on the country.

By Lorraine Muromo Oct. 29, 2024

‘US sanctions trapping Zim to remain second-class’

What US sanctions really do — and don’t do

Economic and governance reforms by Zimbabwe’s leadership would better position Zimbabwe to benefit fully from international financing.

By Pamela M Tremont Oct. 25, 2024

What US sanctions really do — and don’t

Economic and governance reforms by Zimbabwe’s leadership would better position Zimbabwe to benefit fully from international financing.

By Pamela M Tremont Oct. 25, 2024

Letter to the President: Don’t commit grave political mistakes, Your Excellence

If you hope, Sir, to end sanctions in a confrontational manner, you will, far from your engagement and reengagement motif, commit a grave political mistake.

By Sharon Hofisi Apr. 26, 2024

Letter to the President: Don’t commit grave political mistakes, Your Excellence

US removes Zim sanctions regulations

The order also accused the government then led by the late President Robert Mugabe of promoting politically-motivated violence and intimidation in the country.

By Sydney Kawadza Apr. 17, 2024