Articles by ANA

Johannesburg, 1 November, 2004— UN Special Envoy for AIDS in Africa Stephen Lewis has expressed confidence in Malawi reaching its target under the World Health Organisation’s (WHO) plan to provide treatment to three million people […]

London, 1 November, 2004— The United Nations environment agency today released a new survey that finds most of the world’s top-ranking corporations failing to inform investors about the impact of environmental and social issues on […]

New York, 1 November, 2004— Top United Nations officials today denounced a suicide attack of a market in Israel, which killed at least three people and wounded many more. A statement issued in Jerusalem for […]

Washington, 1 November, 2004— The United States shares the assessment of international election observers that Ukraine’s presidential campaign and October 31 election failed to meet a significant number of international standards for democratic elections. Deputy […]

Washington, 1 November, 2004— Hoops4Africa is sending professional basketball players to Kenya in 2005 to use the influence of American sports celebrities to deliver a vital message on AIDS prevention to African youth. The Washington-based […]

Washington, 1 November, 2004— A young American Muslim woman, writer and lecturer Asma Gull Hasan, recently had the opportunity to extend her mission to correct misconceptions about Muslim life and Islam in America to Africa, […]

Washington, 1 November, 2004— An interesting phenomenon revealed by the closely watched 2004 U.S. elections is that African immigrants are becoming increasingly active in politics — exercising their new citizens’ right to vote and even […]

Washington, 1 November, 2004— No matter who wins the too-close-to-call U.S. presidential election, Africa will most likely be a winner, former U.S. Ambassador to Ethiopia David Shinn told an audience at West Virginia University October […]