US Embassy Harare

Barely five days after President Emmerson Mnangagwa's regime warned the United States Embassy against tweeting election material encouraging the people of Zimbabwe to register to vote, the US's Bureau of African Affairs tweeted the same…
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The United States government has warned President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s regime in Zimbabwe against failing to ensure that there will be no violence in the upcoming by-elections.
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President Emmerson Mnangagwa has claimed he met United States (US) President Joe Biden and realised he was more willing to improve relations with Zimbabwe than their embassy in Harare.
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International pressure continues to pile on President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s government to respect human rights, with the United States embassy in Harare also raising concern over the matter yesterday.
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The United States of America opened its US$292 million embassy compound in Harare, a structural behemoth believed to be one its largest embassies in Africa and beyond.
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At least 30 people were yesterday under police surveillance, following an investigation launched on cases of suspected culprits who used fake Ordinary and Advanced Level certificates to apply for visas at the United States of America…
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The economic decline and the subsequent consequences that manifested in the form of the infamous hyperinflation and a steep fall in standards of living for the majority of Zimbabweans has been attributed to in-house mismanagement and wanton…
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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 even while many of our people have enjoyed warm…
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The United States Embassy and Plan Zimbabwe are supporting a volunteer campaign by nearly 100 youth in Harare and Chitungwiza starting September 22nd to raise awareness about the need for youth to take responsibility for their personal…
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The United States Government takes note of recent judicial verdicts and sentences holding accountable the perpetrators of political violence in 2008 and 2009. The U.S. commends the police officers, prosecutors, judges, and magistrates who…
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