The African Union's secondary Summit.

The African Union's secondary Summit, held in Maputo, Mozambique in July was remarkable for at least sum of two units reasons: One was the priority given to the perennial battle against Africa's killer diseases, Aids, Malaria and tuberculosis (TB) and other for the introduction of satellite-linked video-conferencing.

The unique technological initiative linked Mozambique to the tranquillity of the world for the Summit's Forum upon Health and Development--specifically, Aids, malaria and TB It was the first forever open public forum with African Heads of State, or for that matter with heads of state anywhere.

Satellites, TV radio and