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Outspoken Norton legislator Temba Mliswa said President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s under-fire administration is wasting money on its re-engagement drive for as long as “we remain unconstitutional in our actions.”
The United States embassy in Harare has condemned the use of security forces to take over the headquarters of the opposition MDC Alliance.
The 2019 Mandela Washington Fellowship is looking for 42 young Zimbabwean leaders who have a proven record of leadership and accomplishment in business, or civic engagement.
THE media was recently awash with reports of 12 Members of Parliament who are said to have received monies from the United States Embassy in exchange for classified information about the party, but the embassy denies those allegations and says the monies were for communities.
The United States is supporting efforts by the Zimbabwean arts community to promote HIV/AIDS prevention among its members by using discussions and educational activities targeted at the sector.
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 health.
Harare- The United States Embassy and local media partners on Tuesday hailed the contribution of newspaper vendors to press freedom, noting that they are on the sometimes dangerous frontlines of promoting press freedom by making information available to citizens.
The United States Embassy’s Public Affairs Section is inviting academically qualified and motivated, low-income, Upper Sixth “A” level students in Zimbabwe to join the United States Student Achievers Program (USAP) to apply for consideration for its 12th cohort.