Cuba's solidarity in the training of Zimbabwean human resources is recognized despite the strong sanctions imposed to the Island.
Harare, August 2, 2024- In the presence of more than 500 students; his relatives, officials of the Presidency and the Cabinet, the media and the ambassadors of Cuba, Serbia, Russia, India, Pakistan, Indonesia and Malaysia, the historical support of our Government was recognized by offering scholarships to young Zimbabweans, even in difficult times due to the difficult economic situation imposed by the blockade.
Charge d'Affaires of Cuba in Zimbabwe exchanges with friend of solidarity from the city of Gweru
Harare, April 22, 2024 - The Charge d'Affaires of Cuba in Zimbabwe, Yenielys Vilma Regueiferos Linares received today at the Cuban Embassy her friend M. K Mafa, a member of solidarity with Cuba in the central province of Midlands.
Charge d'Affaires of Cuba in Zimbabwe participates in activities for the 44th anniversary of the independence of Zimbabwe
Buhera, April 18, 2024 - The Charge d'Affaires of Cuba in Zimbabwe, Yenielys Vilma Regueiferos Linares, participated in the Ceremony for the 44th anniversary of the Independence of Zimbabwe, which was chaired by the President of the Republic, Dr. Emmerson Mnangagwa, vice presidents Constantino Chiwenga and Kemo Mohadi and other personalities of the country.
Chargé d'Affaires and Head of the Cuban Medical Brigade in Zimbabwe visit the Grindale company to exchange on possibilities of bilateral collaboration
Harare, April 11, 2024 - The Cuban Charge d'Affaires in Zimbabwe, Yenielys Vilma Regueiferos Linares, and the head of the Cuban Medical Brigade in the sister African country visited the Grindale company this afternoon to exchange with its directors about the potential of bilateral collaboration.
Young Zimbabwean travels to Cuba to pursue university studies
Harare, April 2, 2024.- The Counsellor of the Cuban Embassy in Zimbabwe, Yoisy Ford García, on behalf of the Cuban diplomatic mission in Harare, wished good travels and success to the young zimbabwean Lesley Gwati who will begin her studies in the Latin American School of Medicine.
Lesley will join 7 other young people from her country who are studying university degrees on the Caribbean island. The head of the Cuban Medical Brigade, Dr. Maria Eugenia García Céspedes, as well as the parents and other relatives of the Young Woman, were also present on the occasion.