We confirm U.S. Senate Resolution 174 was passed unanimously on April 17, 2024. We will continue to work closely with the government of Eswatini to address the issues and recommendations raised in the resolution and support all efforts aimed at finding solutions.…

The Embassy is announcing vacancies for the below positions. For more details on the available positions and how to apply, click here: sz.usembassy.gov/jobs/

Glad to have met His Excellency the Prime Minister Russell Mmiso Dlamini and had the chance to share foundational U.S. values such as promoting freedom and democracy, fighting corruption, and protecting human rights—all of which are central to U.S. foreign policy.

We are thrilled to announce the successful completion of Eswatini's first-ever Massive Open Online Courses (MOOCs) program, a pioneering initiative by Nhloso Likusasa Le’lichakazile in partnership with the U.S. Embassy. This 5-month journey has empowered a diverse group of 20…

Today, we are celebrating the successful completion and handover of a transformative project at Mthunzini High School, made possible through the Ambassador's Self Help Program.

Before our collaboration, the school’s kitchen consisted of a makeshift corrugated iron sheets…

Through the PEPFAR DREAMS program, the lives of adolescent girls and young women in Eswatini are transforming right before our eyes!
Meet Shlelelwe Skhondze, Bulelwa Mgadula, and Nomphumelelo Gamedze, whose stories of resilience and empowerment are truly inspiring.
Operating…

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Meet students Nthato Nxumalo (St. Michaels High School), Anyandziswa Gama (St. Marks High School), and Mayenziwe Gama (Waterford Kamhlaba United College) and their mentor Siboniso Sihlongonyane (SAIM Christian High School), who were selected to travel to the U.S. as part of the

Chargé d’ Affaires Caitlin Piper had a great meeting today with Kate Forbes, the first American President of the IFRC since 1944 and the second ever woman President. She was accompanied by IFRC leadership and leadership of the Baphalali Eswatini Red Cross Society. They discussed the vital…

Today, we handed over a beautifully renovated medical unit barrack building that houses 48 essential health care workers for Phocweni clinic. We are proud to have worked with the Eswatini government, Umbutfo Eswatini Defence (UEDF), URC,Microprojects and the community to

Today we had a chance to speak with Tanele Maseko, widow of slain human rights activist Thulani Maseko, and Mary Pais da Silva, one of the prominent human rights lawyers representing her, to better understand Mrs. Maseko’s detention last week and her ongoing interactions with the…

Let’s celebrate the end of Women's History Month with the echoes of the powerful poetry from yesterday's competition.

The verses were a poignant exploration of important themes - from the raw truths of gender-based violence to sharing the struggles and joys of motherhood. There

For International Women’s Month, we were pleased to partner with Blacknote to host a powerful spoken word competition on Women's Stories. Today, after weeks of preparation, participating young poets showcased their talents and work. Two winners emerged: Anazidze Dlulu (for the…

Confident, Mission-Driven, Determined, Well-Connected, Thick-Skinned: in this YALI Network article, learn more about five traits of successful female leaders from #YALI2014 #MandelaFellow Regina Honu and #YALI2018 #MandelaFellow Nasera Victoria: mwfellows.info/3IKMOe2…

Congratulations to Dr. Debrah Vambe for her award as a TB Elimination Champion by CDC. Dr. Vambe's dedication and leadership in the fight against drug-resistant TB (DR-TB) in the Kingdom of Eswatini have led to remarkable advancements in the national response to this…