Harare – Zimbabwe has begun preparations for activities that will be held on the second day of solidarity with the country against illegal economic sanctions imposed by Western countries nearly two decades ago. SADC leaders adopted October 25 as the Day of Solidarity with Zimbabwe at their Heads of State and Government Summit in Tanzania …
Industrialists have described Sadc’s decision to declare October 25, 2019 a solidarity day against illegal sanctions on Zimbabwe as historic, and requested the day be declared a national holiday. Zimbabwe National Business Council president Mr Langton Mabhanga said, “Sadc’s decision is plausible and historic. We have now been vindicated as a country that the Third …
Sadc countries have declared October 25 as Solidarity Day Against Illegal Sanctions imposed on Zimbabwe and resolved to conduct various activities in their respective countries on that day to resoundingly call for the immediate removal of the sanctions. The secretariat has also since been tasked to escalate the lobby with the current African Union chairperson, …
Communiqué of the 39th sadc Summit of Heads of State and Government, Julius Nyerere International Convention Centre, Dar es Salaam, United Republic of Tanzania, 17-18 August 2019 The 39th Ordinary Summit of the Heads of State and Government of the Southern African Development Community (SADC) was held at Julius Nyerere International Convention Centre in Dar …
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ZANU-PF United Kingdom/Europe district will hand over a petition to British Prime Minister Boris Johnson, demanding an end to illegal Western sanctions on Zimbabwe. Sadc leaders last month reserved October 25, 2019 as a day of solidarity with Zimbabwe on the issue of the sanctions. Zanu-PF UK/Europe district secretary for administration Cde Xavier Zavare said …
International organisations are adding their weight to the Southern African Development Community’s demand for an end to illegal Western sanctions on Zimbabwe. Sadc, at its recent Summit in Tanzania, declared October 25, 2019 a Solidarity Day Against Sanctions on Zimbabwe. Now, other international organisations – some of them openly hostile to President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s administration …
Zimbabwe scored a major diplomatic victory in its anti-sanctions lobby when Rwanda’s President Paul Kagame recently told the leaders of the world’s economic powerhouse, the Group of Seven (G7) at their France Summit, to end the illegal embargo. The G7 consists of the United States, the United Kingdom, France, Italy, Germany, Japan and Canada. President …
The new Sadc Chairperson, Tanzania’s President Dr John Magufuli, has called on the international community to remove sanctions imposed on Zimbabwe, saying the country has “now opened a new chapter and is ready to engage with the rest of the world”. In his acceptance speech after the official ceremonial handover of the chairmanship of the …
Zimbabwe will leverage on its natural resources and will not be deterred by Western economic sanctions that have caused untold suffering of ordinary people, President Emmerson Mnangagwa has said. President Mnangagwa said this after the signing of an investment agreement on Southern Serui Platinum Concessions between Government and the Bravura Consortium for aero-magnetic exploration of …
Zanu-PF secretary for War Veterans Affairs Cde Douglas Mahiya says the United Nations should play an integral part in influencing the removal of illegal sanctions on Zimbabwe. In an interview in Harare yesterday, Cde Mahiya said “There is need for the UN to be a player in calling for the removal of sanctions in Zimbabwe, …
