The European Union (EU) ambassador to Zimbabwe, Timo Olkkonen has described as 'nonsense' President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s proposition that sanctions are impeding on the country's economic progress. Speaking to 263Chat on the sidelines of the EU announcement of a US$ 18.7 million humanitarian aid for Zimbabwe, Olkkonen
Justice, Legal and Parliamentary Affairs Minister, Ziyambi Ziyambi on Wednesday stated that the government will find it difficult to respect the rights of the people for as long as the country is under economic restrictions from the European Union (EU) and the United States of
European Union (EU) Ambassador Timo Olkkonen yesterday told President Emmerson Mnangagwa that his administration should walk the talk on corruption and show seriousness in bringing perpetrators to book. The EU is funding a €14 million Anti-Corruption Awareness Campaign program which will run for 15 months and
Presidential Advisor and Cleric, Shingi Munyeza Thursday morning took to social media to vent out his disgust at the continued reports of abductions of opposition and civil society members. The outspoken businessman, who is part of President Emmerson Mnangagwa's Advisory board called for the prosecution of
President Emmerson Mnangagwa yesterday sent a chilling warning to Civil Society Organizations (CSOs) and pro-democracy leaders to stay in their lane. This comes at a time the country’s political situation is deteriorating as several CSO leaders have been arrested for being critical of the government while
The Zimbabwean government and the European Union (EU) could be headed for collision as relations between the two seem to have broken irreparably with the latest diplomatic exchange of words between President Emmerson Mnangagwa and the Head of Delegation on EU, Timo Olkkonen during an
European Union (EU) ambassador to Zimbabwe Timo Olkkonen described the 2018 post-election and mid-January 2019 military inspired violence as a holdup to the country’s international relations charging that the perpetrators must be held accountable.
The opposition has maintained that it had nothing to do with the violence which led to the killings while the army, believed to be the perpetrator, has also maintained that It did not shoot civilians.
The President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s administration has been making frantic efforts to re-engage with the economic powerhouse but they have continuously hit brick walls as political and economic reforms have been sighted as the first step towards the re-engagement processes.
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