Tag Archives: Zimbabwe

Zimbabwe Moves Forward Despite Western Sanctions

Posted on August 1, 2012 by nsnbc international

Zimbabwe Moves Forward Despite Western Sanctions Conditions for African farmers improve under land reform, indigenization. By Abayomi Azikiwe Editor, Pan-African News Wire. – Over the last 14 years the government of the Republic of Zimbabwe in Southern Africa has been … Continue reading →

Posted in Africa, Economy, News, Politics | Tagged Abayomi Azikiwe, Africa, Anti-Imperialism, Indigenization, Middle East, nsnbc, pan african news, Pan African News Wire, Politics, Sanctions, Zimbabwe, Zimbabwe Land Reform

Debate Continues Over China’s Role in Africa

Posted on July 3, 2012 by nsnbc international

Debate Continues Over China’s Role in Africa Leading African analyst says Beijing is doing good work on the continent By Abayomi Azikiwe Editor, Pan-African News Wire A recent op-ed piece in the New York Times by Dambisa Moyo takes a … Continue reading →

Posted in Africa, Asia, Geo-Politics | Tagged Abayomi Azikiwe, Africa, Africa Growth and Opportunity Act, African development, african economy, AGOA, beijing, China, Chinese Economy, Economic Growth, Europe, French Military Intervention, global security, Hilary Clinton, Ivory Coast, Libya, Modo-Colonialism, NATO, nsnbc, Pan African News Wire, pan-african, Somalia, Zimbabwe

Rio+20 Summit Ends Without Plan for Sustainable Development

Posted on June 28, 2012 by nsnbc international

Rio+20 Summit Ends Without Plan for Sustainable Development Zimbabwe, Cuba, NGOs, blast West for failure to take responsibility for world crisis By Abayomi Azikiwe Editor, Pan-African News Wire Rio de Janeiro, Brazil was the scene of the United Nations Conference … Continue reading →

Posted in Economy, Environment, News, World | Tagged climate, climate change summit, Environment, Mugabe, nsnbc, Pan-African Newswire, Politics, Rio+20, scienceAbayomi Azikiwe, Sustainable development, UN, Zimbabwe

Zimbabwe Mining: No More Room For Foreigners.

Posted on June 18, 2012 by nsnbc international

Zimbabwe Mining: No More Room For Foreigners. Zvamaida Murwira Senior Reporter – The Herald Zimbabwe NO more new mining licences will be granted to foreigners as Government intensifies the Indigenisation and Economic Empowerment policy, President Mugabe has said. The President … Continue reading →

Posted in Africa, Economy, News, Politics | Tagged Africa, African Resources, Anti-Imperialism, Globalization, Mining Industry, nsnbc, Politics, Robert Mugabe, The herald Zimbabwe, Zanu-PF, Zimbabwe, Zimbabwe Womens League

Zimbabwe: Zim diamonds shake market

Posted on February 6, 2012 by nsnbc international

Takunda Maodza Senior Reporter The Herald – Zimbabwe MARANGE diamonds have brought stiff competition on the international market, causing prices to fall sharply, especially in India. This has left traditional giants like De-beers in a quandary. Zimbabwe Mining Development Corporation … Continue reading →

Posted in Africa, Economy, News | Tagged Africa, Chiadswa, De Beers, development, Diamonds, economy, KP, Marange Resources, Mbada Diamonds, nsnbc, Sanctions, Social Development, The Herald, Trade, us sanctions, Zim Diamonds, Zimbabwe

Some African states used as fronts by Europe

Posted on February 1, 2012 by nsnbc international

Munyaradzi Huni recently in ADDIS ABABA, Ethiopia PRESIDENT Mugabe has said some African countries have become “just bodies” used by Europe as fronts. He said this yesterday following what transpired at the just-ended 18th African Union summit in Addis Ababa … Continue reading →

Posted in Africa, Europe, Geo-Politics | Tagged Africa, african union, Anti-Imperialism, AU, Europe, imperialism, Libya, Modo-Colonialism, Mugabe, National Transitional Councel, nsnbc, NTC, PAP, Robert Mugabe, The Herald, TNC, war, war on libya, Zimbabwe

EUSA vs Zimbabwe, Bailout vs But Out,and Other Fun Economy.

Posted on February 1, 2012 by christoflehmann

The results of US and EU bailouts manifest in Mass Protests, the first Mass Strikes in the USA for Decades, a London Suburb where We The People gave a little taste of what is to come when they loose it, … Continue reading →