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sanctions

By newsday
May 24, 2019
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US President Donald Trump has said Huawei could be part of a trade deal between the US and China, despite branding the telecoms firm "very dangerous". ...
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By newsday
January 31, 2019
National News Slider
Johannesburg - Zimbabwe's ruling Zanu-PF has thanked its South African counterpart, the African National Congress (ANC) for the "bold standing in calling for unconditional removal of sanctions" imposed on that country by "Britain and her Western allies". ...
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By newsday
April 14, 2015
Business
THE Zimbabwe-European Business Information Centre (Zim-EBIC) will be jointly inaugurated in Bulawayo this week by Industry and Commerce minister Mike Bimha and the head of the European Union (EU) Delegation in Zimbabwe, Ambassador Philippe Van Damme. ...
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By Tinotenda Samukange
February 21, 2015
News
Brussels — The European Union (EU) renewed for another year its sanctions against Zimbabwe, including a travel ban and asset freeze on President Robert Mugabe and his wife, according to a notice on Friday in the EU’s officials journals. ...
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By newsday
November 1, 2014
News
THE European Union yesterday said it had lifted its ban on budgetary and projects support for Zimbabwe, but resolved to retain the travel restrictions imposed on President Robert Mugabe. ...
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By Tinotenda Samukange
February 13, 2014
National News
The European Union is to further ease sanctions against Zimbabwe next week, but will keep a travel ban and asset freeze on President Robert Mugabe and his wife Grace. ...
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By Tinotenda Samukange
August 26, 2013
National News
AN international bank, HSBC Bank has allegedly ordered freezing of accounts held by Zimbabwean expatriates and nationals saying Zimbabwe was under sanctions. ...
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By Tinotenda Samukange
August 8, 2013
‘Mugabe promised $3,4m to US lobbyists’
TWO United States men have been charged with illegally lobbying to have sanctions lifted against President Robert Mugabe. ...
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By newsday
May 28, 2013
National News
Australia is further easing sanctions against Zimbabwe after a constitutional referendum in the African nation has paved the way for democratic elections. ...
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By newsday
April 25, 2013
National News
THE United States has struck two Zimbabwean banks off its sanctions list in a move seen as the beginning of a policy change with the country. ...
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By newsday
March 29, 2013
News
THE STATE SECURITY minister Sidney Sekeramayi yesterday blasted the EU for maintaining targeted sanctions on service chiefs. ...
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By newsday
March 29, 2013
National News Politics
HEAD of the EU Delegation to Zimbabwe, Aldo Dell’ Ariccia, said the bloc would not read much into Zanu PF’s reaction to the removal of 81 officials from its sanctions list. ...
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By newsday
March 26, 2013
National News
EU said it would suspend travel bans and asset freezes on most Zimbabwean firms and people on its sanctions list after Zimbabweans approved a draft constitution. ...
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By newsday
March 12, 2013
National News
Australia will lift sanctions against 55 individuals in Zimbabwe in response to the announcement of a constitutional referendum to be held on Saturday. ...
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By newsday
February 19, 2013
National News
THE European Union yesterday removed 21 Zanu PF officials and one company from the sanctions list while immediately suspending travel restrictions on six of President Robert Mugabe’s ministers. ...
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By newsday
February 15, 2013
News
Belgium is pushing for European Union sanctions on a Zimbabwean gold and diamond mining company to be lifted, putting it at odds with some of its EU partners days before a deadline to extend sanctions on Zimbabwe, EU diplomats said on Wednesday. ...
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By newsday
January 11, 2013
News
OTTAWA — Canada isn’t quite ready to ease sanctions against Zimbabwe, Foreign Affairs Minister John Baird told visiting Finance minister Tendai Biti on Wednesday. ...
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By newsday
January 10, 2013
News Politics
OTTAWA — Canada must re-engage with “the difficult places” in the world, Finance minister Tendai Biti has said. Biti made the comments after a presentation at Carleton University in Ottawa Tuesday night. ...
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By newsday
November 28, 2012
Columnists Opinion & Editorials
Next February, if not before, the European Union looks likely to lift a raft of sanctions imposed on President Robert Mugabe and his destructive Zimbabwean regime as a reward for apparently making “progress” towards holding elections by the end of 2013. ...
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By newsday
November 17, 2012
National News
SANCTIONS slapped on President Mugabe and senior Zanu PF officials by the US and the EU in 2002 are benefiting Mugabe and his inner circle. ...
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By newsday
November 11, 2012
World Business
LONDON — Iranian manufacturers and builders face serious shortages of steel and other metals as a new European Union export ban adds to troubles for an economy already reeling from sanctions on its finances and oil exports. ...
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By newsday
October 14, 2010
US snubs Sadc on sanctions
The US on Thursday said it would only lift sanctions on Zimbabwe if the country made meaningful democratic progress, putting a damper on efforts by the Sadc presidential ...
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