Former Ambassadors
Jendayi Frazer
Jendayi Frazer arrived in South Africa on August 3, 2004 and presented her credentials to President Mbeki on August 10, 2004.
Ambassador Frazer departed South Africa on August 26, 2005 to return to Washington where she serves as the Assistant Secretary of State for African Affairs, the top advisor to the Secretary of State on African issues.
Speeches, Op-Eds & Articles
- The U.S.-Africa Relationship 8/16/2005
- Senate Foreign Relations Committee Statement 7/22/2005
- Remarks at AmCham BEE Seminar 7/7/2005
- Independence Day Remarks 7/4/2005
- Joint Press Briefing with North West Province Premier Edna Molewa 6/28/2005
- Remarks at the Brown v. Board of Education Exhibit Launch 6/20/2005
- Launch of the Youth Development Trust-SmartCity Tshwane Innovation Hub 6/14/2005
- Agreement to help build "World-Class Medical Research Capability" in the South African Military Health Service 4/26/2005
- Ambassador Visits Schools in Mpumalanga 4/1/2005
- Ambassador Signs R2 Million Agreement with Africa Center on AIDS Programs 3/24/2005
- Ambassador Donates Books to University of Zululand 3/24/2005
- U.S. Policy in Africa Under the Second Bush Administration 2/24/2005
- Op-Ed: A Partnership with South Africa to Address the Challenges of HIV/AIDS 12/2/2004
- Ambassador Visits Eastern Cape Province 10/25/2004
- Remarks at the Perinatal HIV Research Unit of the Chris Hani Baragwanath Hospital 10/4/2004
- USAID-South Africa Development Cooperation 9/13/2004
- Remarks at the Mindset Network Launch 9/9/2004
- Remarks at the 3rd Annual U.S./S.A. Excellence in Health Reporting Awards 8/11/2004
- Ambassador Frazer Arrives 8/4/2004
- Economy Is Top Priority for New U.S. Ambassador to South Africa 7/12/2004
- Africa, U.S. Meeting Continent's Challenges, Says Frazer 6/24/2004
- Statement to the Senate Foreign Relations Committee 4/22/2004