US Grant Helps Zambian Anti-TIP Efforts
The U.S. Department of State supports the Zambian government's National Plan of Action to Combat Trafficking in Persons with a $500,000 two-year grant to the International Organization for Migration
February is African American History Month
This year's theme "Black Women in American Culture and History" honors African American women and the myriad of roles they played in the shaping of our nation.
USA Elections in Brief
This revised 2012 edition sketches the way primary and general elections work, not only the role of political parties, but also the nuts and bolts of voting machines and poll workers, opinion polls
News From Zambia
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The U.S. Constitution: A Blueprint for Democracy
The U.S. Constitution is the blueprint for American democracy. It establishes the rights of U.S. citizens, as well as the rights and
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US requests community-groups to submit grant requests
The United States government has said community-based groups should submit fresh grant applications for programs assisting
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Message to U.S. Citizens – 2012 Elections
Be an active voter. Start thinking about your participation in the U.S. 2012 elections today! The Consular Section staff at the U.S.
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Temporary Closure of the American Cultural Center
Lusaka – The American Cultural Center, located at COMESA Center (ground floor), Ben Bella Road, will temporarily close to the public
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WEB SITE
USA Elections in Brief
This revised 2012 edition sketches the way primary and general elections work
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BOOK
Black History Month
Black History Month: African-American Achievement Book.
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New Site
J1 Visa Exchange Visitor Program
Here you can learn more about obtaining the J-1 Visa
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eJournal USA
Nonviolent Paths to Social Change
Nonviolent actions can be more powerful than armed insurrections.
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Women's Rights
International Women's Day
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BOOK
Outline of U.S. Economy
The U.S. economy of the 21st century continues to accept change and embrace competition.
More News From The Embassy
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How to Apply for a U.S. Visa
Visit our visa information service site for instructions and information on U.S. non-immigrant and immigrant visa applications. Contact our call center at 0211-220-223 if you require further assistance after reviewing the website.
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Employment Opportunities
Interested and qualified candidates must submit the relevant documents by close of business before or on the closing date of the announcement, or the application will NOT be considered. Unsolicited applications will not be considered.
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Doing Business with the Embassy
To carry out its operations in Zambia, the U.S. Embassy often procures supplies and services from local contractors and suppliers. Check this site for current bids.
Emergency Contact Information
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U.S. Embassy Lusaka,
Eastern end of Kabulonga Road,
Ibex Hill,
P.O. Box 31617,
Lusaka, ZAMBIA.
Tel: +260 (0) 211-357-000.
Fax: +260 (0) 211-357-224.
All Americans traveling overseas should enroll in the State Department's Smart Traveler Program.
If you are an American Citizen and have an emergency, click here.
Google map of our new chancery on Ibex Hill.
Latest Ejournals
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Study in the U.S.: Education
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Peace Corps Month: Peace Corps 50th Anniversary
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A Living Legacy: Preserving Intangible Culture
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How Democracies Transfer Power January 2010
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Climate Change Partnerships July 2010
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Defining Internet Freedom June 2010
Public Announcements
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Temporary Closure of the American Cultural Center
The American Cultural Center, located at COMESA Center (ground floor), Ben Bella Road, will temporarily close to the public effective immediately as a result of a fire that occurred Friday, December 9 at the COMESA building.
2012 Mission Holiday Schedule:
An Overview of U.S. Holidays: -
ESTA
International travelers to the U.S. under the Visa Waiver Program are now subject to enhanced security requirements. More about the VWP.