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Keep a child alive, save humanity
Sep 14 2008, Duncan Mikae

The magnitude of the HIV/AIDS crisis in Africa is so huge that many people have become desensitized about the suffering and human toll of the disease. However, the fact still remains that 25 million adults and children have died in Sub- Sahara Africa.

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