That headline may be unexpected.
New AIDS cases are down 25% in a decade in sub-Saharan Africa.
The better news: the main actors seem to be local leaders, not outsiders, especially religious leaders of many different communions.
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W deserves some of the credit, don't you think?
President Bush and the many non-profits and government agencies that worked on fighting AIDS in Africa do deserve credit. The point of the article was that African leaders on the ground - at the congregational level - were the single most important actors in making the fight actually stick. Plenty of credit all around.
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