United States supports preservation of Ndebele art and culture
Matobo Hills, December 12, 2018– United States Ambassador Brian A. Nichols participated in a ceremony to launch a publication, documenting Ndebele traditional hut decoration in…
“Consular Notice: Mourning the loss of President George H. W. Bush, December 5 2018”
Wednesday, December 5th has been designated as a national day of mourning as Americans mourn the loss of President George H. W. Bush. We will…
U.S, Zim celebrate PEPFAR milestones in combating HIV/ AIDS
Harare, November 20, 2018: The United States Embassy marked the 15th anniversary of the President’s Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR) pledging $150 million in…
U.S. Government program improves lives of 600,000 orphans and vulnerable children
Harare, 29 November, 2018 – Today at Golden Conifer in Harare, the United States celebrated the World Education Inc. Vana Bantwana program together with the…
U.S. provides $370,900 for community development projects in nine provinces
Harare, November 21, 2018: In a signing ceremony today with U.S. Ambassador Brian A. Nichols, the United States government provided $370,900 in small grants to…
2018/19 PEPFAR MEDIA AWARDS Competition
2018/19 PEPFAR MEDIA AWARDS Competition The United States President’s Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR) is launching the HIV and AIDS Media Awards Competition. The…
Consular Notice
Please note that the Consular Section will be closed on Friday, November 23, 2018 for all visa issues. We will open for American Citizen services…
United States Announces $475,000 Cultural Preservation Grant for Great Zimbabwe National Monuments
Harare, November 6, 2018: The United States Government, in cooperation with the National Museums and Monuments of Zimbabwe (NMZZ), has awarded a $475,000 grant to…
Zimbabwean Journalist to Observe U.S. Mid-Term Elections
Harare, October 29, 2018– The United States Foreign Press Centers (FPC) invited veteran Zimbabwean journalist Kelvin Jakachira to cover the U.S. mid-term elections in California…
The U.S. and Food security issues in Africa
October 15, 2018: Beth Dunford, the U.S. Agency for International Development Bureau for Food Security Assistant Administrator, and USAID Food for Peace Director Matt Nims discussed…
U.S. calls for stronger partnerships to stop human trafficking
Harare, October 10, 2018- United States Ambassador Brian Nichols has lauded efforts by the Zimbabwean authorities to curb trafficking in persons and called for stronger…
First Lady Melania Trump reaches out to Africa’s children
First lady Melania Trump took her “Be Best” campaign in support of child development to Africa on October 2, visiting a hospital and hugging an…
Diversity Visa Lottery 2020
The Department of State announces the opening of the registration period for the DV-2020 Diversity Visa Lottery. Commonly known as the “Green Card Lottery,” this…
U.S. Ambassador discusses Mandela Washington Fellowship and U.S.- Zim relations
Harare, September 26, 2018: United States Ambassador Brian Nichols says the United States is counting on Africa’s blossoming youth to solve the day-to-day challenges of…
2019 Mandela Washington Fellowship Application Now Open!
The 2019 Mandela Washington Fellowship application is now open. We are looking for 42 young Zimbabwean leaders who have a proven record of leadership and…
Health Alert
Health Alert – U. S. Embassy Harare, Zimbabwe (September 13, 2018) Location: Harare (Budiriro and Glenview neighborhoods) Event: The Ministry of Health in Zimbabwe declared…
U.S. support puts Zim girls through the hoops
Harare, August 27, 2018: A three-day basketball camp for under 17 girls ended on Sunday at the Harare International School in Mount Pleasant. The ‘Lead…
Zimbabwe’s Constitutional Court Ruling on the Presidential Election
Press Statement Heather Nauert Department Spokesperson Washington, DC August 24, 2018 Today, Zimbabwe’s Constitutional Court declared Emmerson D. Mnangagwa the winner of the election and…
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