European Union

By Gift Phiri The European Union (EU) has slammed civil society organisations (CSOs) for turning a blind eye on Zimbabwe’s imploding economy that is causing untold suffering of the masses. The union’s envoy to Zimbabwe, Philippe Van…
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By Tamuka C Chirimambowa & Tinashe L Chimedza In The Herald of March 1 2017, George Charamba, permanent secretary in the Information ministry and presidential spokesperson, went ballistic against the European Union (EU). The…
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By Gift Phiri Zanu PF has rubbished the European Union (EU)’s decision to renew sanctions imposed on President Robert Mugabe and his wife Grace for another year, saying the move is “shameful and disgraceful”. The union, which also…
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In a major blow for Britain's government, the High Court ruled on Thursday that the prime minister can't trigger the UK's exit from the European Union without approval from Parliament. The government said it would appeal the ruling…
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By Bridget Mananavire The European Union Parliament has invited activist and anti-President Robert Mugabe protester Paston Dzamara to France, to present on civil movements and status of human rights in Zimbabwe this week. The…
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By Dr. James Madzimure The Zimbabwean university education system expanded rapidly from one institution at independence to ten state universities and about six private to date (Garwe, 2013). This expansion was partly due to the…
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Phillippe Van Damme, the European Union ambassador to Zimbabwe, is probably less well known to Zimbabweans than that other Van Damme - Jean Claude. But what we know about the latter is that if he says that he is going to clobber you, he…
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The European Union (EU) block says it has expended over $2 billion in development finance cooperation to Zimbabwe since 2002 to date.
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Ruling Zanu PF government should capitalise on the positive pronouncements coming from the European Union, EU, top diplomats based in Harare who have promised to remove the infamous sanctions on Zimbabwe by November this year.
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