28 Stories of AIDS in Africa, by Stephanie Nolen

Stephanie Norlen, as an African journalist at Globe and Mail, is known for his work from the influence of war on women and children to Stephen Lewis' battle against AIDS in Africa. 28 is Nolen's attempt to reflect 28 million Africans infected with HIV in 2007. Nolen collected 28 testimonies including orphans, miners, grandmothers, soldiers, clergy and Nelson Mandela. In this book, Nolen seamlessly combines the personal story of the victim with shocking statistics and persuasive quotations, making it easy to "humanize" the epidemic of HIV / AIDS.

Stephanie Walters, head of peace and security research program at Pretoria Security Institute in South Africa said. "Our African political parties are still mainly focused on individuals and leaders, not a very long time, we can record successful people, but because of their high ability not just young people, We must start thinking that there are circumstances in which young people need to lead the elderly There is no problem, but in many African countries this is unprecedented.

There is currently no apartheid. I am very glad that everyone is equal in most countries. Unfortunately, (South) Africa has plenty of poverty, which is very beneficial to patients. Therefore, Nelson Mandela currently has its own funds. UNICEF and the Gary Player Foundation for children without parents, and 46,664 AIDS Foundation. He founded this last fund. Because he died of this disease by many people, since his son died on 6 January 2005 assistance. Nielsen's fight against AIDS is all written in Stephanie Nolan's book "AIDS Story in South Africa". Nielsen gave a speech at many AIDS conferences such as Durban in 2000 and Bangkok in 2004.

December 7, "President Jacques Chirac of France invited the world's wealthiest countries to establish the AIDS treatment support fund to support Africa at the AIDS Summit held in Africa on Sunday. Doubling population AIDS treatment does not have expensive AIDS treatment Tillac called for the establishment of a fund to help increase the number of AIDS studies and experiments in other countries, especially European countries.France believes this idea To the G8 summit of the richest countries in the world. "