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UPDATED: 28 Jul 2010 GMT
  • U.S. supports preservation of Zambian culture with museum grants U.S. supports preservation of Zambian culture

    The U.S. government signed two U.S. Ambassadors Fund for Cultural Preservation grants providing $23,640 to the Lusaka National Museum and $48,623 to the Choma Museum and Crafts Center for the renovation and preservation of the museums’ facilities and collections. Speaking at the grant signing, U.S. Chargé d’Affaires..

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  • Zambian and American pairs partnered in the 3-legged race at the U.S. National Day commemoration June 12 at the Ambassador's residence. Center: Even Charge d'affaires Michael Koplovsky, paired with his wife Beth. (Photo by PAS staffer Andrew Simumba). U.S. National Day commemoration (June 12, 2010).

    Zambian and American pairs partnered in the 3-legged race at the U.S. National Day commemoration June 12 at the Ambassador's residence. Center: Even Charge d'Affaires Michael Koplovsky, paired with his wife Beth, and Minister of Commerce, Trade and Industry Felix Mutati, paired with his wife Grace, got into the action

  • U.S. Air Force colonel receives the President’s Medal for Gallantry from President Banda (Photo by Staff Sergeant Amanda McCarty). Tiyende Pamodzi — a U.S. Embassy publication

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