January 7th local time, Zimbabwean President Mnangaguwa, who is on a routine leave, posted on his official social media account to take a statement on the protests against the conflict at the U.S. Capitol on the 6th.
Mnangaguwa wrote: “Last year, President Trump extended the painful economic sanctions against Zimbabwe, citing concerns about Zimbabwe’s democracy.
Yesterday’s (protest clashes at the U.S. Capitol) showed that the United States has lost moral rights to punish another country under the guise of upholding democracy, and these sanctions must end.
In the article, Mnangaguwa congratulated the U.S. Congress on officially confirming Biden’s election as president, noting that Zimbabwe is willing to cooperate with the United States as always for the benefit of both peoples.
