Bono, Geldof urge media to focus more on Africa's bright side

Bono, Geldof urge media to focus more on Africa's bright side

TOKYO, Japan - U2 lead singer Bono speaks during an interview with a group of reporters in Tokyo on May 31. The Irish rock star said Japanese media should focus more on the positive aspects of Africa, and turn away from the ''tragic'' features that are often highlighted. (Kyodo)

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