Bill Clinton will be in Africa for the next six days working on some important initiatives of the Clinton Foundation. You can follow his journey at clintonafrica.com.

From the Clinton Foundation Newsletter:
"Tomorrow President Clinton begins a six-day, four-country trip across Africa, his sixth visit to the continent since he left office in 2001. He will see first-hand the Clinton Foundation's work in action and highlight the accomplishments we've already made - including bringing life-saving ARV treatment to 750,000 people living with HIV/AIDS around the world, half of whom live in Africa. He will also make exciting announcements about our work in progress - including our partnerships to help cities such as Johannesburg use energy efficient technologies to minimize their carbon emissions. Read more about our accomplishments in Africa.

President Clinton will meet with children in Zambia, emerging young leaders in South Africa and farmers in Malawi, all of whom have been directly touched by the Foundation's efforts. Today, four of our initiatives are at work in more than 28 countries:

- curbing the HIV/AIDS pandemic and other global health threats
- combating global climate change
- expanding access to water and sanitation
- helping farmers improve harvests through access to innovative agricultural technology"

I am glad Clinton is working on highlighting some of the biggest issues in the world.