Reports

Harare, June 4, 2020: The Embassy of Sweden in Zimbabwe has increased their investment in resilience building for vulnerable Zimbabweans with an additional 15 million Swedish Kroner (about US $1.6 million). As in many countries around the…

07 December 2018, Harare – The Embassy of Sweden announced today SEK 45 million grant to the Zimbabwe Resilience Building Fund (ZRBF) to allow the timely roll out of the Crisis Modifier. Crisis modification is used…

Ministry for Foreign Affairs The Government has today taken a decision on a strategy for aid initiatives in Zimbabwe for the years 2011-2012. The strategy focuses on support for democratic development and respect for human rights in…

Sweden is continuing to give humanitarian assistance to the vulnerable people of Zimbabwe, but substantial reforms must be initiated before Sweden can begin cooperating with the Zimbabwean government. "The people of Zimbabwe enjoy great support from the rest of the world.…

Gunilla Carlsson, Minister for International Development Cooperation "After months of deadlock caused by the ZANU-PF party and Robert Mugabe's refusal to respect the results of the elections last March, Morgan Tsvangirai has today been sworn in as Prime Minister. It is…

The Nordic countries (Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway and Sweden) have a long tradition of engagement with Zimbabwe and other countries in Southern Africa. Our strong partnership with countries in the region has historically been built on mutual trust, dialogue…

Ministry for Foreign Affairs Gunilla Carlsson, Minister for International Development Cooperation The humanitarian situation in Zimbabwe is untenable. The rest of the world must take action. Sweden is prepared to provide immediate humanitarian assistance but is also engaged in direct talks…

The power-sharing arrangements in Zimbabwe are still extremely uncertain. At the same time, the people of Zimbabwe are subject to humanitarian, economic and political abuses. The situation has been made even worse by the cholera epidemic in the country. Robert…

Gunilla Carlsson, Minister for International Development Cooperation "I note with disappointment that yesterday's SADC summit in Johannesburg did not succeed in breaking the deadlock in the political crisis in Zimbabwe. It is unfortunate that the SADC and the region is not…

Carl Bildt, Minister for Foreign Affairs Today important elections are being held in Zimbabwe both for the presidency and for parliament and local authorities. The increasingly authoritarian President Robert Mugabe is being challenged by Morgan Tsvangirai from the opposition party…