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AIDS partnership with former US president

    JOHANNESBURG

    Former US president Bill Clinton's HIV/AIDS Foundation and the government of Cameroon have signed a partnership agreement to tackle the pandemic.

    "The objective of the agreement is to support treatment of HIV/AIDS through a reduction in the cost anti-AIDS drugs," Foundation representative, Lynn Margherio, said in a statement.

    According to the Ministry of Health, apart from the Clinto Foundation, the country was in need of additional partnerships to to succeed in tackling the disease.

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