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US removes 17 Zimbabweans from sanctions list

The United States has removed 17 Zimbabweans, including prominent political figures' relatives, from its sanctions list.

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The move changes the sanctions status of multiple Zimbabwe-linked individuals and may affect bilateral relations.

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  1. 17 Zimbabweans including Chombo, Gono's wife and Chinamasa's daughter removed from US sanctions list ↗insiderzim.com · Recorded source date: Sep 7, 2026, 2:01 AM UTC

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