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United Kingdom, Zimbabwe
House of Lords' finger pointing disrupts London-Harare rapprochement

The concern shown by members of the UK parliament over human rights issues in Zimbabwe has infuriated President Emmerson Mnangagwa, members of his government and ZANU-PF officials. [...]

Published on 08/12/2021 at 06:00 GMT Reading time 3 minutes

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British baronesses fight Zimbabwean opposition's corner in House of Lords

The Zimbabwean opposition has managed to take its fight against a ban on Zimbabweans living abroad from voting in the upcoming elections all the way to the British House of Lords, much to the dismay of those working behind the scenes on a rapprochement between Harare and London.

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Baronnesses Caroline Cox and Ruth Lister, members of the House of Lords.

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UN mission on sanctions rejoices Harare

The 10-day visit of the UN special rapporteur on the negative impact of sanctions has delighted the Zimbabwean presidency which sees it as a positive sign in its fight against Western sanctions.

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Alena Douhan, UN Human Rights Council Special Rapporteur, with President Emmerson Mnangagwa.

SADC, Zimbabwe
Mnangagwa touts tobacco industry progress in bid to get Western sanctions lifted

Emmerson Mnangagwa knows that in order to get Western sanctions lifted he needs to give his country's strategic tobacco sector a facelift. To this end he sent his top lieutenants to sweet talk international NGOs at a special SADC meeting.

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SADC split on response to Eswatini political crisis

As riots against King Mswati III rage on, Botswana's Mokgweetsi Masisi, who will head SADC's security arm until August, is trying to show a proactive attitude. Not all his neighbours share his approach.

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Mnangagwa's hawkish Cabo Delgado outburst catches SADC off guard

The Zimbabwean president, frustrated with SADC's position on the Cabo Delgado crisis, caught his fellow leaders off guard when he unilaterally announced that the organisation's military force would intervene in the troubled province. Mnangagwa's statement was in sharp contrast to SADC's usually prudent language.

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Nick Clegg
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House of Lords' finger pointing disrupts London-Harare rapprochement

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British baronesses fight Zimbabwean opposition's corner in House of Lords

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