We went to South Africa, Kenya, Nigeria, and North Africa; a North African country, Tunisia. But in South Africa, it was driven home most graphically the effects of this problem of HIV/AIDS and how it affects the children. A lot of folk do not realize that in South Africa, one of every three public school teachers is affected with AIDS. That means that the future of South Africa is definitely threatened by this dreaded disease.
Discussing the impact of HIV/AIDS on education in South Africa.
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I certainly want to thank you, Mr. Chairman. This has been a very, very informative hearing, and I thank you for it.
We on the Agriculture Committee have a special and unique mission to try to help solve the problem of Black farmers in our nation.
I am concerned that not much has changed, Mr. Chairman, for Black farmers over the last decades.
As such coins melted down so horrifically to cause concern for the rest of the industry.
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