UK to reimpose sanctions on late Mugabe’s widow

Bloomberg

The British government plans to reject a European Union decision to lift sanctions on the wife of the late Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe, suggesting its approach to financially targeting foreign individuals will diverge from the bloc’s, the Sunday Telegraph reports.
The UK suspended an order freezing the assets of Grace Mugabe after the EU’s decision last week, because it’s bound to follow the bloc’s sanctions decisions until the Brexit transition period expires at year’s end.
Yet the British government disagreed with the decision and plans to reimpose sanctions on Mugabe once the transition period is over, the newspaper reported, without saying where it got the
information.