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  • World Press Freedom Day Banner illustrating the partnership between the US Embassy and UNISWA.(Photo Credit: State Department Photo)

    World Press Freedom Day 2012

    "Government must protect the right of the media to operate freely because it plays a key role in informing and investigating the actions of leaders" - Ambassador Irving.

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  • Ambassador Irving celebrates  Law week with UNISWA Law students.(Photo Credit: State Department)

    Embassy and UNISWA Celebrates Law Week

    Ambassador Irving joined UNISWA’s Law Society in celebrating Law Week. He reminded students that, “In a democratic society, the rule of law protects the fundamental political, social and economic rights of all citizens, and defends them from the threats of both tyranny and lawlessness.”

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  • Chargé d'Affaires with men (Embassy Photo)

    School Feeding Program Launched with US Support

    On March 26, Chargé d'Affaires Craig Cloud joined Manzini Youth Care in launching their Food Distribution Center. This event represents an important collaboration between the government of the United States and the Salesian Mission and Manzini Youth Care.

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  • The DCM and his family planting a tree.(Photo Credit: State Department)

    US Embassy “Greens” a Local Clinic

    The U.S. Embassy in Swaziland commemorated Earth Day by planting plants and trees at the ACTS II Clinic in Matsapha. The plants will serve to create a more patient-friendly environment by addressing wind, sun and erosion issues on the clinic property.

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    7th Floor
    Mahlokohla Street
    P.O.Box 199
    Mbabane
    Swaziland

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