Bush wants to double commitment to fighting Aids in Africa

US President George Bush today urged Congress to authorise an additional €22bn to fight Aids in Africa over five years, double the current US commitment.

Bush wants to double commitment to fighting Aids in Africa
Wed, 30 May, 2007 - 20:04

US President George Bush today urged Congress to authorise an additional €22bn to fight Aids in Africa over five years, double the current US commitment.

The money would provide treatment for 2.5 million people under the President’s Emergency Programme for Aids Relief, Bush said.

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