A
A, or a, is the first letter and the first vowel letter of the Latin alphabet, used in the modern English alphabet, and others worldwide. Its name in English is a, plural aes. It is similar in shape to the Ancient Greek letter alpha, from which it derives.
A People (First 49 people) - Page 167
Yvonne Makolo
Chief Executive Officer of RwandAir
Diane Karusisi
CEO of Bank of Kigali
Francine Tumushime
Rwandan Politician
Clare Akamanzi
Rwandan lawyer
Alvera Mukabaramba
Pediatrician
Susie Power
Actress
John O'Donovan
Scholar
Tony Perrett
Australian Politician
K C Patel
Member of the Lok Sabha
David Soucy
Politician
Hugh Matthews, Lord Matthews
Justice
Philip Moran
American Politician
Kimmi Lewis
Andrew Louw
South African Politician
Zamani Saul
Premier of the Northern Cape
Ann Gloag
Kaspar Hauser
William Hutton
English poet
Yuriy Venelin
Jeremiah of Wallachia
Maria Margaretha Kirch
Astronomer
Hermann Grassmann
German polymath
Johann Heinrich Lambert
Polymath
Darcy Jech
Member of the Oklahoma Senate
Cliff Kresge
American professional golfer
Tom Holland
American screenwriter
Annabel Croft
British tennis player
Buster Mottram
Tennis player
Zoe Hives
Australian tennis player
Ian Arthur
Canadian Politician
Sophie Kiwala
Former Member of Provincial Parliament of Ontario
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Member of Provincial Parliament of Ontario
George Airey Kirkpatrick
Former Lieutenant Governor of Ontario
Jacalyn Duffin
Canadian hematologist
John Smol
Kathleen LaNatra
Russell Prescott
Member of the New Hampshire Executive Council
Eric Francis
American reporter
Kevin Blaum
American Politician
Phyllis Mundy
Former Pennsylvania State Representative
Lincoln Almond
Former Governor of Rhode Island
V. Susan Sosnowski
American Politician
Kent Calfee
Former Tennessee State Representative
David Sypolt
Former West Virginia State Senator
Margaret Ransone
American Politician
Emmanuel Ramazani Shadary
Politician
Albert Yuma Mulimbi
Congolese businessman
