President Clinton visited six African nations July 17-23, 2005 to focus attention on the AIDS crisis in Africa and the fact that many nations are in peril, unless the epidemic can be reversed. Each day about 6,000 Africans die from AIDS, and another 11,000 are infected, according to the United Nations.

President Clinton's Thoughts from the Road "Every time I visit Africa, I'm inspired by the people I meet and the terrific work they're doing. I want to share my experiences..." Diary Entries: July 25 July 21 July 19 View Photos: Kenya Tanzania Lesotho and Mozambique

The Clinton Foundation is working in several African nations to stop the spread of AIDS. The interactive map below allows you to see the challenges faced by the countries President Clinton is visiting-- Mozambique, Lesotho, Kenya, Tanzania, South Africa, and Rwanda-- and how the Clinton Foundation is helping. You can help too.

25 million infected in Sub-Saharan Africa.
Click on a country name for more information.

President Clinton believes if we work together to raise money and resources, lower treatment costs and strengthen healthcare systems in Africa, we can turn back the disease which threatens global security,

economic development, democratization, and families for generations.

Foundation News

07/23:	President Clinton Visits Rwanda, where HIV/AIDS is a Top Priority
07/22:	President Clinton Launches Pediatric and Rural Initiatives in New Partner Country, Kenya
07/21:	President Clinton Affirms Commitment to Fighting HIV/AIDS in Zanzibar, Tanzania
07/20:	President Clinton joins Tanzanian President Mkapa to Scale up Fight against HIV/AIDS
07/19:	President Clinton Joins Young Leaders for a Celebration of Service in South Africa
07/18:	Lesotho Showing the World that Pediatric HIV Treatment is Possible in Africa
07/17:	President Clinton Expands Efforts to Ensure Treatment of Mozambican Children Living with HIV/AIDS

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Watch Video of President Clinton President Clinton talks about the visit to an AIDS clinic in Africa in 2002, which moved him to make the fight against the epidemic a cornerstone of his Foundation's mission. Listen to the story. Windows Media (300kb 100kb 56kb) Real Media (100kb 56kb)