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Religious Leaders Unite to Tackle AIDS in Africa

Sixteen faith-based organizations in the African nation of Mozambique have united to tackle the HIV/AIDS epidemic, coming up with a national action plan

By Kenneth Chan

Sixteen faith-based organizations in the African nation of Mozambique have united to tackle the HIV/AIDS epidemic, coming up with a national action plan. As about 10 million of the country's 18 million people are members of an organized religion

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