Articles by ANA

Washington, 22 May, 2008— The Leon H. Sullivan Foundation’s June 2-6 summit in the cities of Arusha and Zanzibar in Tanzania will explore a wide range of themes — including investment, infrastructure, tourism and the […]

Washington, 22 May, 2008— The man responsible for overseeing U.S. and coalition operations in Iraq is preparing to take on the much broader mission of marshalling all U.S. military efforts in the region extending from […]

Mankind through the ages had been drifting from its societies and criss-crossing more advanced western societies for education and on the large scale for greener pasture or a means of livelihood. Africans in particular are […]

Johannesburg, 17 May, 2008— Banning a military weapon said to inflict a 98 percent civilian casualty rate is seen by many as an open-and-shut case, but for two weeks government representatives and interested parties will […]

Imagine that it is May 25, 2063, the 100th anniversary of Africa Day, a day for reflecting on Africa’s successes and failures. The newspaper headline announces, “Last Remaining Oilfield in West Africa’s American Territory Dries […]

ZIGUINCHOR, 9 May 2008— After years of delays linked to instability in strife-torn Casamance, the government finally launched a landmine clearance programme in the region in February 2008, but lack of adherence to the 2004 […]

The victim of the alleged rape was 15 years old; her “assailant” was a 45-year-old neighbor. Obviously, there is something psychologically wrong with a man who decides to have sexual intercourse with a teenage girl […]

Among the very few Ghanaian writers who have had quite a profound impact on my literary career, particularly in the field of journalism, is Mr. Chris Asher, firebrand and patriotic publisher of the Palaver newspapers. […]