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  • Ambassador Jackson (left) officially opens the molecular lab at MCH as the MoH Director of SWAP Annie Phoya (right), USAID and CDC Directors (behind) look on”

    U.S. Handsover Molecular Lab

    It was all smiles for Ministry of Health officials, Mzuzu Central Hospital management, staff and the community when they officially received a molecular laboratory on Thursday January 26th 2012,

  • Peace Corps Volunteer engaging secondary school pupils at the College Fair

    EducationUSA 2012 College Fair

    Over 50 colleges and universities from the United States were represented at this year’s EducationUSA College Fair on Saturday, January 20 at Capital Hotel in Lilongwe.

  • Ambassador Jackson hands over one pair of adaptable eyeglasses to Kamuzu Central Hospital Deputy Director Davis Ntotha

    Ambassodor Jackson handsover Eye Glasses

    U.S. Ambassador Jeanine Jackson presided over the donation of 1,000 pairs of fully adjustable, self-prescribing adaptive eye wear to Kamuzu Central Hospital on January 18, 2012.

  • U.S. Embassy's Stephanie Reed (middle) poses for a photo with two MDF female soldiers

    Malawi Deploys a Second Battalion to Ivory Coast

    The Malawi Government through United Nations on Wednesday deployed 237 Malawi Defense Force soldiers for a peace keeping mission in Côte d’Ivoire. The battalion - called Malbatt II

News from Washington

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  • U.S. Ambassador Welcomes Arrival of Drugs

    The first consignment of primary health care essential medicines arrived in the country on Friday January 6, 2012. This consignment, comprised of 2,124 kits of essential medicines and supplies such as antibiotics, anesthetics, gloves and needles, 

  • U.S. Embassy Hosts an American Roots Workshop

    The U.S. Embassy’s Tim Novak on December 15, led the American Roots Workshop and presented various types of American grassroots music, 

  • Commemorating WAD With "Mau a Malawi"

    The U.S. Embassy commemorated WAD on November 30 with a moving performance of “Mau a Malawi: Stories of AIDS” by Andrew Finn Magill, Peter Mawanga and the aMaravi Movement.  

  • Elimination of Violence Against Women

    The U.S. Embassy hosted a moving panel discussion with personal testimonies from male and female participants on “Challenging Girl Marriages in Malawi: