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UPDATED: 04 Nov 2009 GMT
  • USAID launches US$20 million agricultural support

    Harare, Sept. 30, 2009: From Left: USAID Director Karen Freeman, U.S. Embassy Charge’ d’ Affaires Donald S. Petterson and Stanchart Head of Origination & Client Coverage, Samuel Nhakaniso. USAID support will will allow Stanchart to increase the number of loans directly to farmers and enterprises that can provide input

  • Girls Earn Goals as Football Tourney Ends

    Omega Mupini, a form 2 student at Glen View 1 High, scored a brace to ensure her school triumphed over Mufakose High to win the inaugural U.S. Embassy-sponsored „Goals for Girls‟ football tournament in Harare last Saturday.For their dominance on the field of play, her team received a full kit, bibs, and soccer balls

  • President Obama wins Nobel Peace prize

    The Norwegian Nobel Committee awarded the 2009 Nobel Peace Prize to President Obama “for his extraordinary efforts to strengthen international diplomacy and cooperation between peoples.”

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U.S. support Goals for Girls football tournament
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