15 February in African history

Afro-Jazz artist Prince Musarurwa died

On this day in 2020, Prince Kudakwashe Musarurwa succumbed to cancer at Chinhoyi hospital in Zimbabwe at the age of thirty-one (31). Musarurwa was a Zimbabwean artist who rose to prominence in 2011 when he recorded his first album.

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Adocate Nelson Chamisa appointed president of the MDC party

On this day in 2018, the Movement for Democratic Change party national council assigned the post of president to Nelson Chamisa for a period of 12 months following the death of Morgan Tsvangirai who was the founder and party president.

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EU revokes economic sanctions imposed on Zimbabwe individuals

The European Union revokes the economic sanctions imposed on thirty-five individuals of Zimbabwe on this day in 2011.

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Nigerian Government sends observers to Zimbabwe

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.

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The Government of Norway sends observers to Zimbabwe

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.

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