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More action AIDS - former Zambian president

    JOHANNESBURG

    Former Zambian president Kenneth Kaunda on Wednesday said the efforts put into the Iraqi war should rather be directed at the global HIV/AIDS pandemic.

    "I wish the energy and resources put into the war could be used in the fight against HIV/AIDS," the US university newspaper Princetonian quoted Kaunda as saying.

    Kaunda, who has been at the forefront of the Zambian HIV/AIDS battle, recently made a public statement that his son had died of AIDS-related complications.

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