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Call to Rescind “Honorary Ambassadorship” to Zimbabwean First Lady Auxilia Mnangagwa
<blockquote>
ATTN: Dr. Wilfred Ngwa (Director, Harvard Global Health Catalyst) 
CC: Lawrence Bacow (President, Harvard University), Dr. George Daley (Dean, Faculty of Medicine)
We collectively write to you today with profound concern over your decision to <a href="https://www.globalhealthcatalystsummit.org/blog">honor</a> the First Lady of Zimbabwe, Auxilia Mnangagwa, with an <a href="https://twitter.com/GHealthCatalyst/status/1175912478628372480?s=20">honorary ambassadorship</a> as part of your otherwise noble institutional efforts to increase access to women’s health and to reduce healthcare disparities in the developing world. To be blunt, your well-intentioned work in these areas are tainted by the affiliation with Ms. Mnangagwa and her direct personal connection to an increasingly corrupt and abusive administration in which tolerance for dissent is nonexistent and democratic rights are violently denied. According to credible human rights organizations – both domestic and international – more than 50 government critics and activists have been <a href="https://www.washingtonpost.com/world/africa/zimbabwe-doctors-march-as-abducted-leader-is-still-missing/2019/09/18/60a47ef6-d9f7-11e9-a1a5-162b8a9c9ca2_story.html">abducted</a> in Zimbabwe over the past nine months.
The most pertinent example is that of <a href="https://www.theguardian.com/world/2019/sep/20/zimbabwe-union-leader-peter-magombeyi-found-alive-reported-abduction">Dr. Peter Magombeyi</a>, president of the Zimbabwe Hospital Doctors Association, who “disappeared” on September 14 and was discovered five days later, left on the side of a road, disoriented, and suffering from the effects of torture. According to local reports, among the acts of violence committed against Dr. Magombeyi – while he was in the custody of suspected state agents – was the use electroshock torture. While the case of Dr. Magombeyi is indeed alarming, his ordeal is merely the latest in a raft of disappearances carried out in Zimbabwe, over the course of several decades, and since President Mnangagwa seized power in a November 2017 military coup.
In light of the concerning situation in Zimbabwe, we implore your institution to exercise due diligence in this matter and to consider rescinding this honor to First Lady Mnangagwa – an honor that should be reserved for those who are truly deserving of such recognition. Too often, repressive regimes will use international institutions, like Harvard University, to launder their oppressive practices and overall reputations. Already, the announcement of this honor has been <a href="https://www.herald.co.zw/first-lady-bags-another-world-honour/">used</a> in Zimbabwean state media to <a href="https://twitter.com/ZBCNewsonline/status/1175759786551447552">provide a veneer of ill-gotten legitimacy</a> for an exceedingly authoritarian regime – one in which prominent health professionals, like Dr. Peter Magombeyi, are being forcefully abducted from their homes and tortured with impunity.
Please reconsider your decision. We look forward to engaging with you on this important matter.
Respectfully yours,
Ambassador (ret) Harry Thomas 
United States Ambassador to Zimbabwe (2015-2018)
Ambassador (ret) Bruce Wharton 
United States Ambassador to Zimbabwe (2012-2015)
Ambassador (ret) Charles Ray 
United States Ambassador to Zimbabwe (2009-2012)
Ambassador (ret) Christopher Dell 
United States Ambassador to Zimbabwe (2004-2007)
Ambassador (ret) Michelle Gavin 
United States Ambassador to Botswana (2011-2014)
Ambassador (ret) John Campbell 
Senior Fellow, Council on Foreign Relations
Ambassador (ret) William M. Bellamy 
Co-Chair, Zimbabwe Working Group
Chester A. Crocker 
Former Assistant Secretary of State for African Affairs
Dr. Todd Moss 
Former Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for African Affairs
Grant Harris 
Former Special Assistant to the President and Senior Director for African Affairs
Steven Feldstein 
Former Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for Democracy, Human Rights and Labor
Nicole Willett 
Former Director for African Affairs, National Security Council
Jon Temin 
Former U.S. State Department Policy Planning Staff 
Co-Chair, Zimbabwe Working Group
Emily Renard 
Former U.S. State Department Foreign Affairs Officer 
Co-Chair, Zimbabwe Working Group
Amanda Glassman 
Senior Fellow, Center for Global Development 
MSc Harvard School of Public Health
Jeffrey Smith 
Founding Director, Vanguard Africa
</blockquote>
More: <a href="http://www.vanguardafrica.com/africawatch/2019/9/24/call-to-rescind-honorary-ambassadorship-to-zimbabwean-first-lady-auxilia-mnangagwa">Vanguard Africa</a>

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FULL TEXT: The Letter Seeking Revocation Of Auxillia Mnangagwa's Ambassadorship

Havard University media has reportedly said that first lady, Auxillia Mnangagwa was never appointed the honorary ambassador of the world-renowned academic institution.
The institution alleges that Havard-affiliated researchers at one of its hospitals had “an informal conversation with the First Lady of Zimbabwe about cancer screening in Africa.” It also says that Mrs Mnangagwa “has not been named an ambassador at the Havard University”. See part of the statement below.
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Meanwhile, Jeffrey Smith, founding Director at Vanguard Africa who also <a href="http://www.vanguardafrica.com/africawatch/2019/9/24/call-to-rescind-honorary-ambassadorship-to-zimbabwean-first-lady-auxilia-mnangagwa">signed a letter to force the academic institution</a> to rescind the first lady’s honorary ambassadorship says that the institution was now backtracking.
He said when they wrote the letter, they had confirmed that indeed the institution had made Mrs Mnangagwa their ambassador. Posting on Twitter, Smith said:
<blockquote>They are backtracking, very clearly. The reference to First Lady Mnangagwa as an ‘honorary ambassador’ on their website, plus the corresponding tweet, have been deleted in the last few hours. Now we await the public statement, admitting this grave mistake. cc: <a class="link-complex" data-user-name="thecrimson" href="https://twitter.com/thecrimson/" rel="noopener user noreferrer" target="_blank">@thecrimson</a></blockquote>
See below Havard University’s statement in which it awarded the honorary ambassadorship to Mrs Mnangagwa.
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More: <a href="https://twitter.com/daddyhope/status/1176970375860826112">Hopewell Chin’ono</a>

Havard University Backtracks, Says "Auxillia Mnangagwa Never Appointed Our Ambassador"

A group of former USA officials, mostly former US Ambassadors to Zimbabwe, has reportedly taken a bold step towards the <a href="https://news.pindula.co.zw/2019/09/22/havard-university-usa-appoints-auxillia-mnangagwa-as-its-ambassador/">revocation of the ambassadorial role recently given by Harvard University to Zimbabwe’s first lady, Auxillia Mnangagwa.</a>
The team revealed in a letter addressed to Harvard Global Health Catalyst Director Dr Wilfred Ngwa, Havard President Lawrence Bacow  Lawrence Bacow and Dr George Daley who is Dean in the  Faculty of Medicine, that Mnangagwa’s personal connection to a corrupt administration that also violates human rights was the reason they wanted the ambassadorship revoked. The letter read:
<blockquote>We collectively write to you today with profound concern over your decision to honor the First Lady of Zimbabwe, Auxilia Mnangagwa, with an honorary ambassadorship as part of your otherwise noble institutional efforts to increase access to women’s health and to reduce healthcare disparities in the developing world. To be blunt, your well-intentioned work in these areas are tainted by the affiliation with Ms. Mnangagwa and her direct personal connection to an increasingly corrupt and abusive administration in which tolerance for dissent is nonexistent and democratic rights are violently denied.</blockquote>
The team also mentioned the case of the acting president of Zimbabwe Hospital Doctors Association, Peter Magombeyi as one of the reasons why the globally renowned academic institution should rescind the ambassadorship.
The case is similar to that of the late former president, <a href="https://news.pindula.co.zw/2017/10/22/who-rescinds-mugabes-goodwill-ambassador-role-after-public-outcry/">Robert Mugabe whose World Health Organisation (WHO) ambassadorship was rescinded</a> hours after he was appointed following outrage among donors and rights groups at his appointment.
More: <a href="https://healthtimes.co.zw/2019/09/25/ex-us-officials-push-for-first-lady-harvard-award-nullification/">Health Times</a>

Ex-USA Officials Push For Revocation Of Ambassadorship Havard University Gave To Auxillia Mnangagwa

Havard University, USA’s top academic learning institution has appointed Zimbabwe’s first lady, Auxillia Mnangagwa as the Honorary Ambassador of the Harvard global health catalyst.
The first lady who is already the ambassador of the Ministry of Health and Child Care was appointed to champion for the campaign against cancer in Africa.
Harvard Medical School Director of Global Health, Professor Wil Ngwa says the University is partnering the Angel of Hope which as it is the right track in implementing some of the recommendations made by researchers in fighting cancer.
<blockquote>We have realized that the First Lady is doing a great job in fighting cancer through awareness campaign programs.we have been looking for people who can help us to spread the word and save lives. We have honored her with an honorary ambassador of Harvard global health catalyst.
We want to help Zimbabwe through training of specialists doctors. We know the Merck foundation has been working with the First Lady in this regard but we want to extend our services to you as well.</blockquote>
The development comes at a moment when it is reported that about 1800 Zimbabwean women die of cancer on a yearly basis.
More: <a href="http://www.zbc.co.zw/first-lady-honoured-in-us/">ZBC News</a>

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