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Information, letters and news about Amy's Peace Corps adventures in the wide open spaces of Namibia - and her travels beyond. The contents of this website are mine personally and do not reflect the opinions, policies or position of any institution or individual mentioned, including the US Government, Peace Corps, the Government of Namibia (or any other country) or its citizens.
Posted by Paul at 12/06/2005 07:32:00 PM
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Day 23 Tues, Nov 29, 2005
Day 24-26 Wed-Fri, Nov 30-Dec 2,2005
Also see his Peace Corps pictures in the gallery
Posted by Paul at 12/03/2005 09:03:00 PM
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Our concern about HIV/AIDS does not stop at our borders. Other nations face greater challenges, yet they are moving forward with courage and determination that inspires our respect, and deserves our support. Nations like Uganda and Kenya have demonstrated that leadership and honesty can overcome stigma and reduce rates of infection. Nations like Botswana and Namibia have shown that anti- retroviral treatments can be widely delivered and highly successful. These countries, and many others, are fighting for the lives of their citizens -- and America is now their strongest partner in that fight, and we're proud to be so.
We're supporting our partners through the Global Fund, which is helping nations purchase medicines and treat tuberculosis, the deadly infection that often accompanies AIDS.
Posted by Paul at 12/01/2005 06:15:00 AM
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