Articles by ANA

Nairobi, 14 July, 2004— Aid agencies have appealed for US $119.1 million to finance humanitarian operations in Somalia this year, saying funding requirements had risen owing to an unforeseen drought in the north and deteriorating […]

Berlin, 14 July, 2004— The African, Caribbean and Pacific (ACP) group of nations has vehemently rejected the European Commission‘s proposed reforms of the sugar industry. The EU Commission Paper being presented in Brussels today proposes […]

Yabelo, 13 July, 2004— Guyo Goba has just turned 30. In a matter of weeks he will be installed as leader of Ethiopia’s 500,000 Boran pastoralists – a role he has spent the past 17 […]

Washington, 13 July, 2004— A majority of the public in four industrialized nations believes international trade contributes to economic growth in developing countries and the world and increases the number of jobs for people in […]

Washington, 13 July, 2004— Those at Risk in Darfur Are Lost Unless Situation Changes Quickly Secretary of State Colin L. Powell July 12, 2004 The current conflict in western Sudan puts the lives of more […]

Bangkok, Thailand, 13 July, 2004— The AIDS epidemic has made 15 million children around the world orphans, according to a report released July 13 at the XV International AIDS Conference under way in Bangkok. The […]

Washington, 13 July, 2004— President Bush signed into law an extension of the African Growth and Opportunity Act, known as AGOA III, July 13, declaring that the landmark trade legislation has ”improved the lives of […]

Brussels, 12 July, 2004— The foreign ministers of Burundi, the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) and Rwanda decided on Sunday in the Belgian capital, Brussels, to reinitiate economic cooperation by reactivating the Economic Community […]