Teach your children

UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador Harry Belafonte talks about the importance of supporting education in developing countries


Roger Pearson / UNICEF

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By Will Femia

Producer

msnbc.com

February 19, 2003 - UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador Harry Belafonte chats from Nairobi, Kenya with MSNBC.com's Will Femia about the effort being made in developing African nations to provide free education to all children. Abolishing school fees removes the most significant barrier to attending school faced by orphans of the AIDS epidemic. Education is seen as an important element in the fight against the spread of AIDS to future generations.

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Click here to listen to the phone call in which MSNBC.com's Will Femia chats with Harry Belafonte about some of the issues facing African children.

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