Bono urges Japan to increase multilateral aid to Africa

Bono urges Japan to increase multilateral aid to Africa

YOKOHAMA, Japan - Irish rock singer Bono of the band U2 (2nd from L) takes part in a forum organized by nongovernmental organizations in Yokohama on May 28. The forum was held on the sidelines of a three-day Tokyo International Conference on African Development in Yokohama.

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