Articles by ANA

Brazzaville, 25 April, 2008— Firmine Youla, 46, lives in Moungali, Brazzaville, and like other Congolese who are constantly affected by malaria, keeps close track of her purchases of anti-malarial medicine. “I always keep my prescription […]

Yaounde, 25 April, 2008— Local production of basic foods in Cameroon will double in the next two years if an emergency programme announced by the government on 24 April achieves its goals. “My hope is […]

Eldoret, 25 April, 2008— Ndirangu Mwangi, 26, one of 14,000 people camping in the Rift Valley town of Eldoret’s showground, was less than encouraged after Kenya’s political leaders visited the town as part of a […]

Accra, 22 April, 2008— Zimbabwean opposition Movement for Democratic Change (MDC) leader, Morgan Tsvangirai, on Tuesday said South African President Thabo Mbeki was “not an honest mediator” in the Zimbabwean electoral crisis. He told journalists […]

Nairobi, 21 April, 2008— Hundreds of families fled their homes in Mogadishu over the weekend as intense fighting between Ethiopian troops and insurgents raged on, claiming the lives of up to 100 people, local sources […]

Washington, 15 April, 2008— Responding aggressively to a worsening global food crisis, President Bush has ordered an estimated $200 million in emergency U.S. food assistance for global relief efforts and to help relieve political instability […]

It has been more than two years, now, since Professor John Evans Atta-Mills was appointed presidential candidate, a la the infamous Swedru Declaration, by ex-President Jeremiah John Rawlings. And while the P/NDC operatives have always […]

It is rather risible for the man who meticulously and systematically supervised the assassination of Akan-Ghanaian Supreme Court judges, as well as hundreds of thousands of other innocents, to be calling for “thorough investigations” into […]