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International Journal of Business and Social Science Vol. 3 No. 5; March 2012. The Debates and Impact of sanctions : The Zimbabwean Experience Mediel Hove (Mr.). Lecturer War & Strategic Studies Unit Department of History University of Zimbabwe. Zimbabwe. Abstract This study evaluates the Impact of the sanctions which were imposed on the Zimbabwean leadership in the new millennium in pursuit of human security and good governance. Using primary and secondary sources it argues that the imposed sanctions caused more harm than good and hence achieved the opposite of what they were designed to accomplish. Despite the debate generated on whether the sanctions are targeted or not the paper asserts that these sanctions further endangered provision of services as leaders neglected service delivery due to the imposition of sanctions which they dubbed an anti-Land Reform Programme strategy. The presentation further asserts that several sectors deteriorated; risking the lives of many Zimbabweans as water supply, education and health delivery systems collapsed.
from South Africa (Losman 1979: 122-123, 124), with only limited role from sanctions that led to the surrender of power to the majority (Doxey 1980: 1-2, 73). A year following the independence of Zimbabwe, Renwick noted that sanctions 'have very rarely succeeded in producing the desired result' (Renwick 1981: 77, 87, 91).
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