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'Sanctions are not a death sentence': CAES praises Senator Tagwireyi for economic resilience

HARARE - Citizens Against Economic Sanctions (CAES) interim leader Ellison Muchenje Samuriwo has praised newly sworn‑in Senator Dr Kudakwashe Tagwireyi, saying his continued business success despite being on United States and European Unio…

Published: 02 Sep 2026 at 06:54hrs | | by Staff Reporter

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