Articles by ANA

Washington, 1 February, 2005— Even though the U.S. government welcomes the work that has been completed by a United Nations commission of inquiry on Darfur, the United States still stands by its own conclusion reached […]

Malabo, Equitorial Guinea, 1 February, 2005— Transparency and accountability in resource-rich countries are critical for ensuring that wealth derived from those resources is managed for the benefit of the entire population, an International Monetary Fund […]

Kampala, 31 January, 2005— The leader of the Sudan People’s Liberation Movement/Army (SPLM/A), John Garang, said on Friday that his movement was ready to help end a rebellion in neighbouring Uganda. Noting that southern Sudan’s […]

Abuja, 30 January, 2005— Meeting African leaders at a summit in Abuja, Nigeria, today, United Nations Secretary-General Kofi Annan sounded the alarm about peacekeepers who abuse civilians and reiterated his call for swift punishment of […]

Abuja, 30 January, 2005— United Nations Secretary-General Kofi Annan today called on Africa’s leaders to work for the twin goals of renewing the world body and providing hope to the continent. “Africa has an indispensable […]

Tikrit, 27 January, 2005— There’s been a lot of talk about how to make polls safe for voters on election day in Iraq on 30 January, but not a lot has been said about the […]

Washington, 27 January, 2005— Despite having signed a much-heralded North-South peace accord ending 30 years of civil war in the country, the government of Sudan is still tolerating genocide in Darfur, a delegation of U.S. […]

Washington, 25 January, 2005— Increased funding from U.S. programs like the President’s Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR) and from nongovernmental organizations (NGOs) is helping to combat the HIV/AIDS pandemic in Ethiopia. However, these resources […]