Articles by ANA

Much ado has been made out of the construction of Ghana’s Akosombo Dam, or the Volta River Project (VRP), by staunch lackeys and sympathizers of former Ghanaian president Kwame Nkrumah and his Convention People’s Party. […]

Accra, 27 March, 2008— General elections in Ghana will not be held until December but with the rapid collapse of the water system in the capital Accra and an estimated 84,000 Ghanaians dying each year […]

Washington, 28 March, 2008— Like NATO summits of the past, the 2008 meeting in Bucharest, Romania, is composed of familiar elements — consensus building, defining priorities, creating messages and laying the foundation for the future. […]

Washington, 28 March, 2008— President Bush will hold talks with Russian President Vladimir Putin after Bush attends the upcoming NATO Summit in Bucharest, Romania. In the April 6 meeting, the two leaders are expected to […]

Washington, 19 March, 2008— Five years ago the United States led an international coalition into Iraq to topple a brutal dictator and free 27 million people. Many challenges remain in building a new democracy, but […]

Washington, 14 March, 2008— Kosovo may be Europe’s newest nation, but its significance extends well beyond the region, especially to the Muslim world. “To be able to secure a Muslim-majority state inside the European whole […]

Washington, 14 March, 2008— In a key briefing to Congress on 13 March, General William “Kip” Ward, head of the US Command for Africa, AFRICOM, devoted only 15 seconds of his four-and-a-half minute opening remarks […]

Dakar, 16 March, 2008— Darfur gets its name from its largest ethnic group in the region the Fur, who dominated the area for hundreds of years. Some 2.5 million people have been displaced in Darfur […]