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  • Ambassador James reading a hard copy of the Times whilst a visually impaired student does the same in Braille.(Photo Credit:State Dept)

    US Embassy Launches expanded Corner

    Embassy Mbabane launched an expanded American Corner in Mbabane that includes computer technology and other resources to allow visually impaired patrons to access information.

  • Ambassador James with members of the National Debate Team and the Senior Inspector for English Martha Shongwe the Senior Inspector for English, Martha Shongwe (Photo Credit: AP)

    Celebrating and Cultivating a Culture of Debate

    The Embassy hosted an event highlighting the importance of debate. Ambassador James in her speech emphasized the U.S. government belief that "Open discussion of dissenting views encourages new ideas and growth in any society".

  • U.S. Embassy staff Anita Beamon-Freeman (Photo Credit: State Department).

    Embassy Celebrates Black History Month

    In celebration of National African American History Month, the embassy presented “African-American History through Song”. Talented jazz, blues and gospel vocalist Anita Beamon-Freeman had the audience on their feet, dancing and singing as she shared the history, struggles and triumphs of African-Americans.

  • Ambassador James admiring photographs at the Teen Exhibition hosted by the Embassy at the Mbabane National Library (Photo Credit: State Department)

    Swazi Teens Learn Photography with Support from U.S. Embassy

    16 Swazi teenagers recently completed an intensive photography workshop with professional photographers Krisanne Johnson and Samantha Reinders through the support of the U.S. Embassy in Swaziland.

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  • Ambassador James and Peace Corps Country Director Steve Driehaus with the winners of the art competition

    Swazi Youth Tell Story of Fight against HIV/AIDS in Swaziland

    The U.S. Embassy through PEPFAR, organized a World AIDS Day Poster Contest in partnership with Peace Corps volunteers around Swaziland. Through the volunteers, the Embassy solicited artwork from youth reflecting the theme “Working Together for an AIDS-Free Generation.”

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