By VOA News US President George Bush has signed an order to expand US sanctions against the government of Zimbabwe. In a statement Friday, Mr. Bush said the

The US has imposed new sanctions on Zimbabwe, accusing President Robert Mugabe of heading an "illegitimate" government that sponsors violence.

WASHINGTON (AFP) — The United States Friday expanded sanctions against the "illegitimate" government of Zimbabwe due to ongoing political violence,

JOHANNESBURG, South Africa (AP) — European Union foreign ministers have agreed to toughen sanctions against Zimbabwe's President Robert Mugabe to pressure

On behalf of the European Union, the president said he supports the mediation process being undertaken with the south African president of Zimbabwe Robert

US President George W. Bush walks across the South Lawn to board Marine One at the White House in Washington on July 25, 2008. President Bush is going to a

(RTTNews) - Friday, US President George W Bush signed an executive order imposing fresh sanctions against individuals and organizations linked to Zimbabwe

The list was expanded with the addition of 37 more people to a list of individuals under the visa ban. The following was a review of existing sanctions

By a Correspondent LONDON - European Union foreign ministers agreed Tuesday to toughen sanctions against President Robert Mugabe and to extend the list to

By Staff Reporter ZIMBABWE’S central bank governor, the country’s cricket boss, two journalists and several officials from the security services are all on

As politicians in Zimbabwe begin landmark talks on a unity government, the EU is proposing to widen its sanctions against officials and companies linked to

By Daily Mail Reporter Europe's sanctions against Zimbabwe are likely to be tightened despite the prospect of power-sharing talks between President Robert

by Mike Hall, Jul 22, 2008 Nearly 100 trade unionists and other worker justice activists marched outside Zimbabwe’s embassy in Washington, DC,

The European Union has toughened sanctions against Zimbabwe, including several other individuals in the visa-ban and asset-freeze list.

By Editorial Russia and China's veto of a Western-backed United Nations Security Council (UNSC) resolution to impose sanctions on Zimbabwe is disappointing.

SOURCE: AP For almost three decades Robert Mugabe has ruled Zimbabwe. Under his regime Zimbabwe has declined into a state of anarchy.

By Nelson Banya HARARE (Reuters) - The United States expanded sanctions against President Robert Mugabe's government on Friday, increasing pressure on the

US President George W. Bush said Zimbabwe President Robert Mugabe has continued to ban the activities of non-governmental organizations that are trying to