Africazine:
The U.S. Peace Corps Zambia has launched a documentary celebrating over three decades of partnership with Zambia.
Titled “U.S. Peace Corps Zambia: A Legacy of Service,” the 23-minute film premiered on September 23, 2026, in Lusaka. It highlights the contributions of Peace Corps Volunteers in health, education, environment, and food security since 1994.
Documentary Showcases Impact of Peace Corps in Zambia
The documentary features interviews with Zambian counterparts, community leaders, and Volunteers. It illustrates their collaborative efforts to enhance development outcomes in various sectors. U.S. Embassy Zambia Chargé d’Affaires Mich Coker emphasized the importance of individual relationships that strengthen the U.S.-Zambia partnership.
Peace Corps Country Director Natalie Gill — Mensah added that the narrative is not solely about Americans in Zambia but about mutual learning and collaboration. The film aims to inspire audiences by showcasing the power of community leadership and cultural exchange.
Zambia: Key figures on U.S. Peace Corps Partnership
- 32 years of collaborative service
- 23-minute documentary film
- Started in 1994
Future Plans for the Documentary Screening
- The documentary will be shared through a national screening tour.
- It will also be available on online platforms.
This initiative aims to reach audiences across Zambia and beyond, showcasing inspiring stories of development through collaboration.
