Articles by ANA

Monrovia, 21 July, 2004— UN peacekeepers are investigating reports of smuggling arms and the movement of combatants across Liberia’s international borders, General Joseph Owonibi, the deputy force commander of the UN Mission in Liberia (UNMIL) […]

Kigali, 21 July, 2004— A UN panel has accused Rwanda’s government of supporting dissidents in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) who seized the eastern town of Bukavu in June, and thus breaking an […]

Lahore, 21 July, 2004— Pakistani paramilitary forces have killed at least four Pakistani farmers, tortured dozens of others and arrested hundreds more in a violent dispute with tenant farmers over the ownership of fertile land […]

Kampala, 21 July, 2004 Officials of a Rwandan human rights organisation who recently fled to neighbouring Uganda, fearing for their lives following charges by a parliamentary commission that their organisation had a genocidal ideology, on […]

Washington, 20 July, 2004— The World Bank Board of Executive Directors today approved the First Poverty Reduction Support Credit* and Grant for a total value of US$125 million, and an additional US$50 million to supplement […]

Johannesburg, 20 July, 2004— Deadlocked negotiations between the representatives of Burundian political parties in Pretoria, South Africa, have been extended to Thursday. Henri Boshoff, an analyst with the Institute for Security Studies, a Pretoria-based think-tank, […]

Banjul, 20 July, 2004— Gambia’s anti-corruption commission has begun hearings in the capital Banjul, with ministers publicly detailing how they paid for their cars, their wives’ jewellery and the kitchen microwaves to the seven-member panel. […]

Kinshasa, 21 July, 2004— An investigation initiated by the UN mission in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC), known by its French acronym MONUC, was prevented on Friday from accessing the site of a […]