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  • USAP invites application for 2010-11

    The United States Student Achievers Program (USAP) program is inviting applications from academically gifted but economically disadvantaged Zimbabwean students for the 2010- 11 program. Selected students undergo an intensive yearlong program that assists them to negotiate the process of obtaining scholarships

     
  • More Than Elections: How Democracies Transfer Power How Democracies Transfer Power

    Democracy requires more than holding elections. Healthy democracies are defined by the expectations of citizens and the common rules, understandings, and trust they build. This eJournal USA explores the contours of civil society and political legitimacy within which peaceful transitions of power can occur.

  • U.S. looks beyond crisis intervention in Zim’s hea

    The United States is providing assistance to the Government of Zimbabwe in its efforts to rebuild infrastructure and restore basic services in the health sector, top U.S. Embassy officials said on Wednesday. “The U.S. looks forward to working with the Government of Zimbabwe and our local and international partners to h

     
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USAP invites application for 2010-11
Selected students undergo an intensive yearlong program that assists them to negotiate and finance the process of obtaining full scholarships to study at U.S. colleges and universities. In addition to being straight A students, USAP participants must also exhibit dem

U.S. looks beyond crisis intervention in Zim’s health sector
Harare, January 29, 2010: The United States is providing assistance to the Government of Zimbabwe in its efforts to rebuild infrastructure and restore basic services in the health sector, top U.S. Embassy officials said on Wednesday.

U.S. Donates Protective Clothing for Influenza Preparedness and Response to Zimb
27 Jan 2010: The U.S. govt officially handed over 50,000 personal protective clothing kits for influenza preparedness for use by health care workers in Zimbabwe and throughout Southern Africa in the event of an outbreak of H1N1 virus. The kits, valued at US$465,000,

U.S. Embassy launches essay contest for A level students
Harare, January 21, 2010: The U.S. Embassy today unveiled an essay contest for A level students in Zimbabwe aimed at commemorating Black History Month. Entries are being invited from high schools and colleges throughout the country. Students write a 500 word essay wi

U.S. celebrates life of Martin Luther King Jr.
Harare, January 15, 2010: United States Ambassador Charles A. Ray today addressed over 150 high school students from four different schools at Prince Edward School on the life of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. (1929–1968). The address, organized by the U.S Embassy Public