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Posted to the web 25 July 2008 HAVEN'T we been here before? "Talks about talks"; the search for a "settlement"; the palpable need for legitimacy on the part of the incumbents; the public media presenting dialogue as something the opposition seeks; the diehards trying to keep the British and Americans out of the picture? It all has a familiar ring about it. We need to remind ourselves this is 2008, not 1978. The difference being of course that after 15 years of sanctions, isolation and civil war the country was in better shape than after eight years of Zanu PF's sanctions, isolation and civil war. Still we are treated to the rhetoric of exclusion. This is a uniquely African exercise, we are told. The Europeans and Americans should not interfere. But their help with balance-of-payments support and economic recovery will not be... [read full story]
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US strengthening Zimbabwe sanctions The U.S. Embassy in Zimbabwe says the United States is in the process of strengthening sanctions against individual Zimbabweans blamed for deadly electoral violence. Mark Weinberg, an embassy...
JOHANNESBURG, South Africa (AP) -- The U.S. Embassy in Zimbabwe says the United States is in the process of strengthening sanctions against individual Zimbabweans blamed for deadly electoral violence. Mark Weinberg, an embassy...
JOHANNESBURG, South Africa – The United States is in the process of strengthening sanctions against individual Zimbabweans blamed for deadly electoral violence, the U.S. Embassy in Zimbabwe said Friday. Spokesman Mark Weinberg...
By DEB RIECHMANN Associated Press Writer WASHINGTON (AP) - President Bush signed an executive order on Friday to expand sanctions against what he calls the "illegitimate" regime of Zimbabwe's President Robert Mugabe and his...
Posted to the web 25 July 2008 Tererai Karimakwenda The United States Embassy in Harare said the Bush administration has strengthened sanctions against individuals blamed for the brutal pre-election violence. President Bush...
President George W. Bush on Friday expanded sanctions against what he calls the "illegitimate" regime of Zimbabwe's President Robert Mugabe and his supporters. Bush's signature of an executive order action was meant to send a...
President Bush signed an executive order on Friday to expand sanctions against what he calls the "illegitimate" regime of Zimbabwe's President Robert Mugabe and his supporters. Bush's action was meant to send a strong message...
President Bush Signs Executive Order Targeting Groups Associated With Robert Mugabe U.S. President George W. Bush said Zimbabwe President Robert Mugabe has continued to ban the activities of non-governmental organizations that...
July 25, 2008HP-1097Treasury Designates Zimbabwean Parastatals and Companies Supporting the Mugabe RegimeWashington, DC--The U.S. Department of the Treasury's Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) today designated seventeen...
U.S. President Bush signs order expanding sanctions against Zimbabwe In written statement, Bush calls Robert Mugabe's government "illegitimate" Russia, China have vetoed U.N. resolution calling for international sanctions...

