
"Not since David Livingstone visited Malawi in 1859 has their been so much interest in the country," the trend-setting Madonna told the Kiwi Herald. "Back then he was able to help the people by pointing out the evils of the slave trade. I just hope that I can help fight poverty by beginning a traffic in children."

Madonna said that she felt as though she had been called to Africa. "Brad and Angelina drew the world's eyes to Africa by having their baby there. I think I have gone one step further by getting my baby from Africa. I think there is some spiritual design in the fact that my new baby is named David just like the the great English explorer."
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i know just what it's like. we get our babies from deepest darkest naenae or even more risky, taita.
i wonder if "david" has his own name? dya think it was too difficult for her to pronounce?
Do you think Madonna's going to try out for a U.N. Ambassador position now?
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