US diplomats bike ride across Victoria Falls border
Harare, May 17, 2013: United States Ambassadors to Zimbabwe and Zambia, Bruce Wharton and Mark Storella, will embark next week on a cross-border bike ride to promote international tourism, economic growth, and wildlife conservation in the two countries.
US, Zim back women in photography
Harare, May 15, 2013: United States and Zimbabwean government officials on Tuesday gave their support to a newly established association of female photographers, hailing it as a stepping stone towards the full realization of gender equity in the media in Zimbabwe.
American acts at 2013 HIFA: Songs of Inspiration
Harare, May 1, 2013: New York based Pastor Chantel Wright brings a gospel choir of ten Americans to collaborate with fifty young Zimbabwean singers
US will recognise victors of credible polls
Harare: April 29, 2013. ALL relationships evolve and grow, just as all individuals do. The United States-Zimbabwe relationship is the same. For too long, our government-to-government relations have been frosty.
U.S. Embassy commemorates Earth Day 2013
Harare: April 22, 2013: To celebrate Earth Day 2013, Ambassador Wharton and the U.S. Embassy Green Team plant an Albizia tree on the Embassy grounds. Other Green Team initiatives include Natural light day (April 24), car-pooling day (April 25), and wearing green day (April 26).
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J1-Visa Exchange Visitor Program
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USAID: From the American people
The United States has a long history of extending a helping hand to people overseas struggling to make a better life. It is a history that both reflects the American people's compassion and support of human dignity as well as advances U.S. foreign policy interests.
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Growing Up Green
Youth are leading the way to a sustainable future by creating innovative...
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E-Journal
Educating Women and Girls
Education is crucial to a country’s economic and social development.
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PEPFAR Zimbabwe
Through PEPFAR, Zimbabwe received $97.9 million to support comprehensive HIV/AIDS prevention, treatment and care programs from FY 2007 to FY 2009.
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OTHER NEWS
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Unrest in Sofala Province- Security message for US citizens
This security message alerts U.S. citizens in Mozambique to the risks of road travel in Sofala province where there have been reports of shots being fired at vehicles. On Saturday, April 6th three civilians were killed and several were injured after shots were fired on commercial passenger and transport vehicles traveling on the EN1 near the town of Muxungue.
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U.S. Embassy hosts Harare Polytechnic Student exhibition
Harare: March 21, 2013. The U.S. Public Affairs Section has partnered with Harare Polytechnic to launch an exhibit of three final year Fine Arts students’ works at its Eastgate location on Thursday, March 21, 4:00 – 6:00pm. The concept for Exhibit Tabvezera (Coming of Age) began with the featured artists from the Printing and Graphic Arts Department and will run for three months.
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U.S. to host HIV/AIDS awards ceremony
Harare, January 24, 2013: This Thursday the United States Embassy will honor Africaid, a local nongovernmental organization, as the winner of the annual Auxillia Chimusoro HIV and AIDS Award. During the ceremony Africaid will receive a grant award to produce an HIV/AIDS-themed awareness-raising musical DVD.
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Ambassador Wharton's message to the people of Mutare
Mutare, January 16 2013: Let me start, then, by telling you a little about me, and about my job as Ambassador. I was raised in a home full of stories about, and respect for, the people of Africa – a legacy of my grandparents’ 35 years as missionaries in what was then the Belgian Congo.
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US Ambassador to Visit Mutare
Mutare, January 14, 2013: United States Ambassador Bruce Wharton will tour Mutare starting Tuesday where he is expected to visit U.S. funded projects as well as meet local government officials and representatives of civil society organizations. This is Ambassador Wharton's first official visit to Mutare.
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Black Month History Contest 2013
Harare: Jan 11, 2013. Deadline February 11, 2013: Black History Month Essay Contest: For High School Students: Submit a 500 word essay in response to the following: Langston Hughes remains one of America’s most celebrated African-American poets. Read his poem “Dream Deferred” and write an essay about how this poem relate to you personally, to your community and to Zimbabwe? Five winning essays receive prizes to be presented at a ceremony in Harare. See http://harare.usembassy.gov for more details
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2013 Fortune/U.S. State Department International Mentoring Partnership
2013 Fortune/U.S. State Department International Mentoring Partnership ProgramInaugurated in 2006, this program is now in its eighth year and has placed 199 women from 46 countries and the West Bank and Gaza in mentoring programs with some of Fortune's Most Powerful Women leaders.
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