Articles by ANA

Khartoum, 20 September, 2004— The Sudanese government has condemned as ”discreditable” a UN resolution threatening to impose sanctions against the country if Khartoum does not improve security and protect civilians in the troubled western region […]

Washington, 20 September, 2004— Africa is a vital continent of great and growing importance to the United States, Secretary of State Colin Powell told American students September 17, reminding them that ”Africa is never, never, […]

Miami, Florida, 20 September, 2004— The United States will send a team of public- and private-sector experts to West Africa to assess that region’s cotton industry and suggest improvements to production, processing and logistics systems […]

Washington, 20 September, 2004— President Bush has lifted trade, commercial and travel sanctions on Libya with an executive order declaring an end to the national emergency declared by former president Ronald Reagan in January 1986. […]

Dakar, 17 September, 2004— The locust situation in West Africa is deteriorating and new swarms of the voracious insects are forming in Mauritania and Niger, the UN Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO) said on Friday. […]

Washington, 18 September, 2004— Secretary of State Colin Powell praised the participants in a youth conference devoted to Africa and said that he hoped some of them would decide pursue careers in the foreign service […]

New York, 18 September, 2004— The Security Council September 18 adopted a second resolution on Darfur calling for an international investigation into reports of genocide. The resolution, number 1564, was adopted by a vote of […]

Nairobi, 17 September, 2004— Several thousand internally displaced persons (IDPs) who have sought refuge in El Fasher, capital of the Sudanese state of North Darfur, said they fled their villages because of continuing attacks by […]