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Zimbabwean Resilience vs Western Sanctions – Which Prevails?
Zimbabwean Resilience vs Western Sanctions – Which Prevails?
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Zimbabwe has been living under Western sanctions for more than 20 years. AfroVerdict host Viktor Anokhin was joined by the Zimbabwean anti-sanction group's... 20.06.2023, Sputnik Africa
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Zimbabwean Resilience vs Western Sanctions - Which Prevails?
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As Zimbabwe has been living under Western sanctions for more than 20 years, AfroVerdict host, Viktor Anokhin, is joined by Zimbabwean anti-sanction group's chief to hear the citizens' verdict on the way the sanctions affect their everyday.
Western states claim that they imposed targeted sanctions against Zimbabwe as a result of alleged "human rights violations". Nonetheless, the illegal restrictions have affected the economy of the whole nation and have devastating effects on the day-to-day lives of its citizens, according to Martin Zharare, executive director of Citizens Against Economic Sanctions.Zharare explained that sanctions have affected "our daily lives" and also caused "brain drain". Despite the effect of sanctions on Zimbabwe's economy, the country still manages to develop thanks to the Zimbabwean people.For more details, check out the entire episode of the AfroVerdict podcast brought to you by Sputnik Africa.In addition to the website, you can also catch our episodes on Telegram.► You can also listen to our podcast on Google Podcasts, Apple Podcasts, Castbox, Pocket Casts, Deezer, Podcast Addict and Afripods► Check out all the episodes of AfroVerdict
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Zimbabwean Resilience vs Western Sanctions – Which Prevails?
16:58 20.06.2023 (Updated: 17:04 19.09.2023) Viktor Anokhin
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Zimbabwe has been living under Western sanctions for more than 20 years. AfroVerdict host Viktor Anokhin was joined by the Zimbabwean anti-sanction group's chief to hear the people's verdict on the way sanctions affect their everyday life.
Western states claim that they imposed targeted sanctions against Zimbabwe as a result of alleged "human rights violations". Nonetheless, the illegal restrictions have affected the economy of the whole nation and have devastating effects on the day-to-day lives of its citizens, according to Martin Zharare, executive director of Citizens Against Economic Sanctions.
"When we did serious research, we discovered it [the claim of targeted sanctions] was very serious misinformation. These sanctions are economic, these sanctions that are on our government, these sanctions are on our economy and the people need to be told that, people need to be woken up to understand what really is happening," he continues.
Zharare explained that sanctions have affected "our daily lives" and also caused "brain drain".
"The industries were working, the mines were working, the agriculture sector was working. But when the sanctions came, things plummeted down," he said.
Despite the effect of sanctions on Zimbabwe's economy, the country still manages to develop thanks to the Zimbabwean people.
We are a very resilient people. We are hard workers in general... With these sanctions we can't get any loans from the IMF, the Bretton Woods institutions. Everything is coming from within," Zharare elaborated.
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