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The survivor of the Ethiopian famine of 1984/85 but now a British citizen Mr. Jobs Selasie the founder of A.A.A. has lost his niece, sister-in-law and 47 other relatives to AIDS. His brother and sister who are H.I.V. positive with 9 other members of his family has access to treatment thanks for his effort while other 49 AIDS suffering members of his family are dying because they can not afford to have treatment. This is why he is working tirelessly to save them and millions more like them.

To stop the killing fields of AIDS once and for all and to get the solid and sustainable result needed by aid money Mr Selasie is pioneering new radical infinitives. By considering donors as investors who are investing for change. The aim is to set up a professionally run non-profit pharmaceutical manufacturing and distributing facility in Africa. This will produce AIDS and other life saving drugs in big volume to make them affordable, available and universally accessible to all dying Africans by selling 1.3 million shares for £100 each for those result, transparency and accountability conscious investors/donors. In return the facility will be owned by shareholders who seek dividend as form of result for their investment. Investors are entitled to vote at the annual meeting and have a say how the pharmaceutical organisation shall run and distribute its product. They will hold accountable the organization for result by active participating as share holders. The share does not make a financial profit and not tradable.

Mr Selasie, a devoted athlete is a teetotal vegan with an individuality that makes him a popular personality in both local and national media where he is campaigning. His charisma and passion for Africa is dynamic

"On the African AIDS Action proposal, I congratulate the organization on its enthusiasm and ambition."

The Rt. Hon. Hilary Benn MP UK Secretary of State for International Development in the House of Commons on 2nd November 2004 when Parliament debated the African AIDS Action Proposal Project for more than two hours.