Source: British Embassy Harare on whether sanctions affect the UK’s trade with Zimbabwe – #Asakhe – CITE They do not. The UK has targeted sanctions on five individuals for human rights violations and serious corruption, and an arms embargo and asset freeze on one entity. The five individuals are Owen Ncube, Isaac Moyo, Godwin Matanga, […] …
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Zim-UK strengthen trade relations
Source: Zim-UK strengthen trade relations – #Asakhe – CITE Zim delegation at the Speciality and Fine Foods Fair More trade, please! The UK is working to increase trade with Zimbabwe. Last month the British Embassy in Harare took 13 Zimbabwean businesspeople and journalists on another trade mission to the UK. Showcasing some of the fabulous […] …
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Zimbabweans aren’t fools and refuse to be hoodwinked with ‘sanctions on country’ yarn!
Source: Zimbabweans aren’t fools and refuse to be hoodwinked with ‘sanctions on country’ yarn! Today, 25 October, was put aside as a so-called ‘Anti Sanctions Day’ – in which, the ever suffering people of Zimbabwe, and even citizens across the region, are expected to protest and make their voices loudly heard in their opposition to […] …
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Ethiopian Airlines Set To Introduce Flights To Bulawayo End Of October
Source: Ethiopian Airlines Set To Introduce Flights To Bulawayo End Of October Ethiopian Airlines is set to launch its new service to Bulawayo, Zimbabwe on 30th October using a Boeing 737-800. Ethiopian’s flight will stop in Victoria Falls before carrying on to Bulawayo and then direct to Addis Ababa. Airport authorities are excited to see […] …
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WhatsApp back online after hour-long global outage hits users
‘We have fixed the issue and apologise for any inconvenience’ …
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Govt foots Pomona bill
Source: Govt foots Pomona bill –Newsday Zimbabwe NICK MANGWANA GOVERNMENT has gone solo to settle the Pomona Waste Management bill owed to Geogenix BV after the Harare City Council refused to pay saying the deal was questionable and extortionist. Speaking during a ministerial tour of the Pomona dumpsite yesterday, which the Harare City Council boycotted, […] …
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‘Evil sanctions can’t break us!’
Chronicle Reporters Despite the heavy weight of illegal sanctions imposed by the United States, United Kingdom and their allies at the turn of the millennium, Zimbabweans have been up to the challenge and are now reaping rewards for riding out economic hardships. The country’s land reform programme implemented in 2000 triggered the imposition of economic […] …
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Sanctions yoke weighs down on critical economic sectors
Nqobile Bhebhe/Sikhulekelani Moyo, Business Reporters DESPITE exhibiting resilience amid unforeseen macro-economic shocks, Zimbabwe’s economy continues to reel under the yoke of illegal economic sanctions imposed by the United States and its Western allies, which continue to scare away potential investments and frustrate trade opportunities. The mere mention of sanctions is a scary factor to any potential […] …
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Sanctions must be unreservedly removed now
SADC today sends yet another resounding message to the US, Britain and the European Union, denouncing the illegal sanctions the Western nations imposed on Zimbabwe and calling for their immediate, unconditional removal. Leaders in the region and their people will deliver speeches, march, perform plays, poems and stage musical shows whose import will be around […] …
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Hundreds converge for Sneaker Expo
Simba Jemwa, Showbiz Reporter KICKS were sold, dopes were had and good music kept people on their feet. At least 500 people were identified as sneakerheads when they turned up for the second edition of the Bulawayo Sneaker Expo that was held at The Barn on Saturday. These were people who talk or think about […] …
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