Zimbabwean citizens hand over petition to US Embassy

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2024-11-05

WINDHOEK, 05 NOV (NAMPA) - A group of Zimbabwean citizens residing in Namibia handed over a petition to the United States of America (USA) Embassy in Windhoek on Monday, calling for an end to sanctions imposed on their country by the US government.
The petition calls for the lifting all sanctions on Zimbabwe, engaging in diplomatic dialogue, restoring Zimbabwe’s access to international financial systems and ensuring humanitarian aid accessibili...

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