USAP Alum Spotlight: Tanaka Ndove

In July 2023, while browsing social media, I came across an article by Marvelous Tshuma, known as the Queen of Batonga, urging the public to fund the treatment for a person with Albinism who was on the brink of death. Marvelous Tshuma is the Public Relations Manager for Noble Hands Trust, a nonprofit organization based … Continue reading USAP Alum Spotlight: Tanaka Ndove

USAP Spotlight: Lesedi Chirikuutsi, The Great Debater

“Congratulations to Lesedi from USAP Community School who was a Quarterfinalist, the Best Zimbabwean Speaker, and the 7th Best Speaker in the London Juniors Cup,”  The Instagram page wrote.  I recall the joy and teary eyes viewing the post with my name posted twice on the Zimbabwe National Debate Team Instagram page. This would be … Continue reading USAP Spotlight: Lesedi Chirikuutsi, The Great Debater

USAP Alum Spotlight: Minolta Ndlovu

My name is Minolta Ndlovu. I started  Rooibos Radar with my friend Andile Mbele because we were both interested in learning and demystifying the tech ecosystem in Africa. Our mission at Rooibos Radar is to analyze, ask questions, and connect the dots within Africa’s dynamic landscape of tech.  Africa is often perceived through a singular … Continue reading USAP Alum Spotlight: Minolta Ndlovu

USAP Alum Charline Chikomo Named Mandela Rhodes Scholar

“From the application process to the two years in the program, the USAP commitment to helping us gain admission to top-tier global institutions with the aim of returning to our communities and effecting positive change was always emphasized. It was made abundantly clear that the pursuit was not driven by prestige or elitism, but rather … Continue reading USAP Alum Charline Chikomo Named Mandela Rhodes Scholar

Empowering Through Giving: USAPCS ’21 Reflection

As a former student at the USAP Community School, my life has been shaped by the generosity of strangers. Their selfless contributions enabled me to access an education that would have otherwise been beyond my reach. Reflecting on this profound act of giving, has enabled me to understand the true significance of giving without expecting … Continue reading Empowering Through Giving: USAPCS ’21 Reflection

Morgan Stanley 5K for 5K for USAP

On September 14th, the USAP alumni working at Morgan Stanley and about 80 of their colleagues gathered at their New York City office to complete what they have now coined ‘The Annual MS/USAP 5K for 5K Run/Walker Fundraiser’ geared towards raising $5000 for the USAP Community School. This was their 2nd consecutive year conducting this … Continue reading Morgan Stanley 5K for 5K for USAP

2 USAP Alumni Chosen as Graduation Speakers

This graduation season the United Students Achievers Program (USAP) has a lot to be proud of! Many USAP alumni graduating from colleges and universities around the world this month have achieved great heights during their college experiences despite experiencing two years of Covid-19 disruptions. Among these achievements, USAP Class of 2018 students Paddington Mbumbgwa and … Continue reading 2 USAP Alumni Chosen as Graduation Speakers

USAP Alum Awarded Watson Fellowship

Agathe Muhiya Mwehu, USAP Class of 2018, has been awarded a prestigious Watson Fellowship. Agathe, who originally comes from the DRC and was living as a refugee in Zimbabwe when she joined USAP, is graduating from Wheaton College in May with a Bachelor’s degree in Political Science and Business Management. Her passion and dedication towards … Continue reading USAP Alum Awarded Watson Fellowship

USAP Alum Spotlight: Munashe Kaseke

Munashe Kaseke is a proud USAP alumna from the class of 2005. She earned both Doctor in Pharmacy and a Master of Public Administration from Drake University in Iowa. Although she has enjoyed a very successful career combining her pharmacy and business skills first with CVS and then with Alto Pharmacies, Munashe knew from a … Continue reading USAP Alum Spotlight: Munashe Kaseke