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First Lady, Daughters Begin Africa Trip

Monday, July 11, 2005 3:07:26 PM
By JENNIFER LOVEN

United States'  first lady Laura Bush greets U.S. Consul General to South Africa,  Moosa Valli,  left, and his wife, Shireen, after leaving an U.S. Air force plane upon her arrival  in Cape Town, South Africa, Monday, July 11, 2005. Bush begins a week long official visit to Africa to promote AIDS prevention and strengthen the role of women on the continent. (AP Photo/Obed Zilwa)CAPE TOWN, South Africa (AP) - After a safari weekend, Laura Bush stepped out of a dusty SUV with her twin daughters on Monday to serve as a goodwill ambassador in Africa for President Bush.

The first lady's whirl through South Africa, Tanzania and Rwanda this week comes on the heels of a Scotland summit where British Prime Minister Tony Blair made alleviating Africa's mass suffering the top agenda item for Bush and leaders of other wealthy countries.

Mrs. Bush and her 23-year-old daughters, Barbara and Jenna, spent the weekend at the Madikwe Game Reserve on the South African-Botswana border. The 30,352-acre conservation area is known for lions, leopards, elephants, buffaloes, white and black rhinos, antelopes and hundreds of species of birds.


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