...Press Association, Minister Stewart, the Minister for Africa for the Department for International Development and the Foreign and Commonwealth Office, said: "The reason why there are people displaced from their...
...maximum development impact and to protect against unintended consequences. A DFID spokeswoman said: ‘'We are investigating allegations made regarding poachers in Tanzania. The UK is committed to tackling the...
International Development Secretary Penny Mordaunt has chosen International Migrants Day – Monday, 18 December – to set out how UK aid is helping to tackle the root causes driving people to migrate. She also announced an additional package of support …
...Through Invest Africa, DFID has supported a UK-registered company Made in Africa to help create a business environment for much-needed direct foreign investment into underfunded sectors in Africa, creating the...
...suggests the aid Mozambique receives is therefore “freeing up funds”, which can be used on spending like the jet. The UK does not provide any funding directly to the Government...
...in Africa and South Asia, and to harness the huge untapped potential presented by booming young populations. We are also helping to stabilise populations and give people livelihoods so they...
The Daily Mail has reported on £1.6 million worth of medication that was not used following the Ebola crisis three years ago.
There has been widespread coverage of the International Development Secretary’s visit to Nigeria with the Foreign Secretary.
The UK was among the first to respond to this emergency and at the heart of the crisis co-ordination. Within hours, UK personnel were able to assist at the scene and today we have announced an emergency £5 million package of vital humanitarian assistance.
The UK government supports free, fair and peaceful elections in Kenya, to help to maintain security and stability, which is in all our interests. Election support was allocated in 2015 and is overseen by the FCO in Kenya.