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MUSEAA Welcomes New Members

The United States Embassy Charge` d’ affaires Lisa Vickers has applauded MUSEAA for its commitment to building Malawi’s future through distinct outreach projects like HIV/AIDS prevention,
Clinton Pledges K12 billion for Malawi

The United States government, Malawi’s largest overall donor of bilateral aid, will make investments totaling $46 million to strengthen agriculture in Malawi in the next three years.
MCC CEO Applauds Reforms in Malawi

Chief Executive Officer for the Millennium Challenge Corporation (MCC) Daniel Yohannes has applauded the Malawi government for the economic and political reforms
U.S Independence Day Celebrations

The U.S. Government has recognized future Malawian leaders who have benefited from U.S. Government assistance and are positively contributing to the development of the Malawi nation.
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Clinton's Remarks on United States-South Africa Partnership: Going Global

I first came to South Africa in 1994 for the inauguration of Nelson Mandela, someone who is of course a great leader and a hero to many, including myself.

Clinton Talks Agriculture, Health Care, Women's Rights in Africa

Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton is discussing health care, agriculture and women’s empowerment as she continues her 10-day Africa tour in Uganda, Kenya and Malawi.

AIDS 2012: Clinton Points Way to AIDS-Free Generation

Delegates to the XIX International AIDS Conference greeted Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton with cheers and applause July 23 as she outlined the U.S. goal to achieve an AIDS-free generation in the near future,

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4 July Celebrations
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'Rhythm Road' Performs in Malawi
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Ambassador Jackson's Trip to Mzuzu
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USAID/Peace Corps 50th Anniversary
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Tidzitukule Shallow Wells Project

Tidzitukule shallow wells project handover funded by Self-Help Fund
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Ambassador Jackson Visits MANAD

Ambassador visited Malawi National Association for the Deaf (MANAD).

Women Judges Vital For Democracy

The United States Ambassador to Malawi Jeanine Jackson has said Malawian women judges are a vital voice and her government would continue supporting them because justice forms bedrock for democracy.
English Language Fellow Visits Malawi

120 English teachers from secondary schools and colleges in the country had a chance to interact and share notes with Kevin McCaughey on teaching English as a Second Language.
Ambassador Jackson Applaudes Malawi Defence Force

U.S. Ambassador Jeanine Jackson has commended the Malawi Defence Force (MDF) for its separation from politics and its respect for civilian rule
President Banda at a Conference in DC

Yesterday USAID Mission Director Douglass Arbuckle reported on the first morning of the "Frontiers in Development" conference at Georgetown University in Washington, DC.