U.S. Government Inaugurates New Regional...
Adama, Oromia, January 31, 2013: The first state of the art regional laboratory in Ethiopia, constructed by the U. S. Department of State with technical assistance from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and
U.S. donates US$ 100 million to combat Malaria
The U.S. President’s Malaria Initiative (PMI), Ethiopian Ministry of Health and UNICEF signed US$100 million grant agreement to redouble efforts to prevent and control malaria in Ethiopia, notably in the most affected Oromia region.
52 New Peace Corps Volunteers Sworn in
Ambassador Booth with the latest group of Peace Corps Volunteers after their swearing-in ceremony.
U.S. Sponsors University Preparation Camp for ...
U.S. Ambassador Donald Booth presented certificates today to representatives of the 167 first-year female students who completed the first stage of the new University Preparation Camp (UPC).
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Under Secretary Sherman Remarks
“The New Decade: Seizing Opportunities from a Transforming Africa”
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Education is the Currency of the 21st Century
Ambassador Donald Booth Lecture at Arba Minch University
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Secretary Clinton at Town Hall in Tunis with Tunisian Youth
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Remarks by Deputy Secretary of State Bill Burns
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State of the Union 2012 Live Broadcast
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President Obama’s Statement on Sudan
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Assistant Secretary for African Affairs Johnnie Carson at Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars
. I want to thank Michael for his opening remarks and his very, very kind introduction. He’s right; we have known one another and have been friends for many, many years, and it’s a pleasure to have him introduce me today. Read More »
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Assistant Secretary Carson Speech on Africa Partnership: The Last Four Years and Beyond
My interest in Africa started in the mid-1960s when I served as a Peace Corps volunteer in Tanzania. The 1960s was a time of great promise for Africa. As newly independent nations struggled to face what many regarded as the insurmountable challenges of democracy, development, and economic growth, newly independent people looked forward to embracing an era of opportunity and optimism. This promise also inspired me to enter the Foreign Service. Read More »
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Frontlines and Frontiers: Making Human Rights a Human Reality
It is wonderful to be here at DCU and back in Dublin. I want to thank you, President MacCraith, for that kind introduction. I’m delighted to be joined here by a number of officials and dignitaries, including your Chancellor, Martin McAleese, whom I have had the pleasure of meeting before when he was the spouse of a president. (Laughter.) We had a lot in common. I was once a spouse of a president as well. Read More »
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Under Secretary Wendy Sherman to Travel to the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Rwanda, Uganda, South Africa, Kenya, and Ethiopia
Under Secretary of State for Political Affairs Wendy Sherman will travel to the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Rwanda, Uganda, South Africa, Kenya and Ethiopia from October 29 to November 8. Under Secretary Sherman will further numerous objectives during her trip including advancing regional security, promoting strong democratic institutions, extending U.S. appreciation for African peacekeeping efforts, and leading the first meeting of the U.S.–South Africa Bilateral Working Group on African and Global Affairs. Read More »
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