The European Union revokes economic sanctions on twenty-one (21) individuals and one (1) company in Zimbabwe on this day in 2013.
Read More →The European union inflicted military and economic sanctions against the Zimbabwean president, Robert Mugabe and other government officials on this day in 2002.
Read More →The European Union sent twenty-six (26) observers from six different countries led by Pierre Schori to Zimbabwe so as to monitor the presidential elections. However, the EU removed the observers from Zimbabwe on this day.
Read More →Pastor Evan Mawarire, was on this day released on bail on a condition that the state kept his passport. Evan Mawarire is a human rights defender who was very active between 2016 and 2017 working on exposing corrupt practices within the government of Zimbabwe. He had been arrested on 1 February upon arrival in Zimbabwe.
Read More →The European Union prolonged the economic sanctions imposed on two-hundred (200) individuals and forty (40) companies with another year in Zimbabwe on this day in 2010.
Read More →The European Union revokes the economic sanctions imposed on thirty-five individuals of Zimbabwe on this day in 2011.
Read More →The government of Nigeria sent five spectators led by Kaire Mbuende to Zimbabwe on this day in 2002 in order to observe the presidential elections. The team was set to stay in Zimbabwe until the following month.
Read More →The government of Norway sent twenty-five spectators to Zimbabwe on this day in 2002, so as to monitor the presidential elections which were to be held the following month. The team was led by Kare Vollan and they were stay in Zimbabwe until March 13.
Read More →The 1981 Entumbane uprising also known as the Battle of Bulawayo or Entumbane II started around 20:00 around Entumbane area in Bulawayo on this day. It was a battle between two guerrilla factions, Zimbabwe African National Liberation Army (ZANLA) and Zimbabwe People’s Revolutionary Army (ZIPRA). The battle ended on the following day.
Read More →The 1981 Entumbane uprising also known as Entumbane II or Battle of Bulawayo came to an end in the evening of this day. The battle resulted in over 260 deaths. A national army relief column was sent to stop this between ZIPRA and ZANLA forces. Read more on what led to the uprising in the […]
Read More →Southern African Development Community sent 70 observers on this day to Zimbabwe to observe the presidential elections. The team would return in the following month. The same elections were monitored by South Africa.
Read More →South African government sent over 60 observers led by Sam Motsuenyane to monitor presidential elections in Zimbabwe. The team would return in the following month.
Read More →a draft constitution was rejected in a referendum by 55% of the voters on this day in 2000.
Read More →State security agents detained over 50 Harare Polytechnic students who were protesting for the state to address exorbitant fees being charged by state higher learning institutions.
Read More →Police violently suppressed peaceful protests held in Harare and Bulawayo by Women of Zimbabwe Arise (WOZA). Over 188 protesters we arrested and beaten.
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