ZimTrade develops new information portal
ZIMBABWE’S trade development and promotion organisation ZimTrade is building a Trade Information Portal (TIP) with the assistance of European Union…
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EU lifts ‘restrictive measures’
ZIMBABWE is set to receive about US$300 million in development assistance from the European Union (EU) in 2015 after the bloc lifted Article 96 of the Cotonou…
Zim-EU in talks on budget finance
ZIMBABWE stands to benefit from the European Union (EU)’s softened stance on the Zanu PF government, which is expected to see the 28-nation bloc scrapping…
EU warms up to progress in Zim
WHILE EU seems to have warmed up to what it sees as progress by the government in key areas, there is concern that government has not made sufficient progress.
Graft: Zim loses EU budgetary support
WHILE EU is likely to lift Article 96 of the Cotonou Agreement which it slapped on Zimbabwe in 2002, it will not give Harare direct budgetary support.
Syria: Is EU move a game-changer?
For two years Syria’s rebels have begged the international community to supply them with the weapons they say they need to overthrow President Bashar…
The bloody British have done it again
Zanu PF’s approach to politics is a case study of poor statecraft and diplomacy in this increasingly complex yet open world.
Sanctions: Zanu PF’s alibi for failure
THE long-awaited holding of a constitutional referendum, peacefully as expected, appears to have afforded the EU the grounds it needed to lift sanctions.
