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. Bono und O'Neill - Reise beendet

Development Bank Meetings in Ethiopia. 'This is where it all started for me. Seventeen years ago, I came to Ethiopia on a wave of tears and compassion, flowing from the rich countries to the poor from soccer stadiums taken over by musicians to refugee camps taken over by the starving war weary people of Ethiopia. The brilliant Bob Geldof taught me then the importance of being focused, angry, persistent. We raised 200 million dollars, and we thought we'd cracked it. It was a great moment, it... [100.00% - 33.8kb]

. Bono wirbt um Unterstützung beim Kampf gegen AIDS

Live Aid I went to work in Ethiopia. What I saw there changed my life. A desperate father begged me to take his son back to Ireland. If the child stayed in Ethiopia, his father said, he would die. That was 1985. Today we are still living in a world where a child’s life or death depends on geography. The most I can do as a musician is raise the alarm. But if we all wake up to what’s going on, we can win this war. A few weeks ago, President Bush promised that America will triple its... [83.67% - 25.9kb]

. Bono hält heute Rede bei der Labour Party Conference

my wife Ali and I went to Ethiopia, on the quiet, to see for ourselves what was going on. We lived there for a month, working at an orphanage. The locals knew me as 'Dr Good Morning'. The children called me 'The Girl with the Beard.' Don't ask. But let me say this - Africa is a magical place. And anybody who ever gave anything there got a lot more back. A shining shining continent, with beautiful royal faces… Ethiopia not just blew my mind, it opened my mind. On our last day at the... [48.98% - 36.7kb]

. Details zum Live-Aid-Release (4er-DVD-Set)

Michael Buerk’s report from Ethiopia 2. Band Aid ‘Do They Know It’s Christmas?’ (video) (Infos ) 3. USA for Africa ‘We Are The World’ (video) 4. Status Quo ‘Rockin’ All Over the World’, ‘Caroline’ 5. Style Council ‘Internationalists’, ‘Walls Come Tumbling Down’ 6. Boomtown Rats ‘I Don’t Like Mondays’, ‘Drag Me Down’ 7. Adam Ant ‘Vive Le Rock’ 8. Ultravox ‘Dancing With Tears In My Eyes’, ‘Vienna’ 9. Spandau Ballet ‘Only When you Leave’, ‘True’ 10. Elvis Costello ‘All You Need Is Love’ 11.... [48.98% - 26.8kb]

. Neue Kolumne von Bono in der NY Times

that encompasses Somalia and Ethiopia — is a classic case of the three extremes becoming an unholy trinity (I’m paraphrasing) and threatening peace and stability around the world.The military man also offered me an equation. Stability = security + development.In an asymmetrical war, he said, the emphasis had to be on making American foreign policy conform to that formula.Enter Barack Obama.If that last line still seems like a joke to you ... it may not for long.Mr. Obama has put together a... [16.33% - 27.7kb]

. Bono zu Gast bei CNN's Larry King - Transcript

working in an orphanage in Ethiopia during the famine there. And, I certainly saw things there that I wish I hadn't and had experiences I wish I and my wife had not had. And, you know, you say you won't forget but we did. We got back to our lives. But always in the back of my head I kind of had a feeling that this kind of poverty is not there just by accident. There's a sort of structural nature of this and I started to discover that, for instance, that Africa was paying much more back to... [16.33% - 58.0kb]

. Bono in Afrika "I cannot believe that ...", ...

is just not acceptable that Ethiopia, where 62 percent of adults cannot read, where one million children are orphans, is paying $100-million a year to us. This is not acceptable on any level, anywhere, anyhow. " Weitere Auszüge aus dem Gespräch und ein sehr interessanter Bericht findet sich auf den Seiten von www.iafrica.com ! » http://business.iafrica.com/news/963288... | 30 Mai 2002 @ 18:40 von Daniel | Allgemeine News | Kommentar ? News melden: Webformular Archiv: 2007 Juni 2007 Mai... [16.33% - 25.2kb]

. Grammy Interview

wife did volunteer work in Ethiopia. How did that experience fuel your activism? An enormous amount. It brought us in touch with the awe-inspiring beauty of that continent, the strength of the spirit of Africans and an idea of the obstacles in their way, some of which has to be said are their own doing. They replaced the colonial bullying and slave trade with their own despotism a little too quickly. But some of their problems are structural, and we in the West are part of very corrupt... [16.33% - 41.1kb]

. Online Heroes 2003: Bono gewinnt Wahl

later Live Aid, Bob Geldof's Ethiopian famine-relief efforts. While many acts moved on to the next cause, Bono and his wife spent six weeks in Wello, Ethiopia, working at an orphanage. "You'd walk out of your tent," he recalls, "and count bodies of dead and abandoned children." The memory stayed with him through 1999, when he joined the Jubilee 2000 movement, which aimed to get wealthy nations to erase the public debt of 52 of the world's poorest countries, most in Africa. At first, Bono's... [16.33% - 24.1kb]

. Rolling Stone interviewt Bono

rural poverty of Lalibela, Ethiopia, the refugee camps of Darfur, Sudan, are at the end of our lane. In the not-too-distant future, the anopheles mosquito will be all but chased off the planet, saving 3,000 children's lives that right now are lost to malaria every day in Africa. In the not-too-distant future, the rich world will invest in the education of the poor world, because it is our best protection against young minds being twisted by extremist ideologies - or growing up without any... [16.33% - 36.2kb]

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