...and authoritarian regime”. DFID no longer gives any money directly to the Ugandan Government. Direct support stopped in 2012. But the refugee crisis in Uganda is the largest in Africa...
...countries. Minister for Africa, Harriett Baldwin said: “The UK Government has a zero tolerance approach to corruption and today’s landmark judgment means this money can be used to help the...
...international development programmes more effectively, which benefits the poorest countries around the world. This includes boosting economic development in Africa to help end poverty and strengthen global prosperity, and increasing...
...The BBC and The Guardian accompanied the Secretary of State on his visit - his first to Africa in the role - during which he talked to Ebola survivors and...
...on the MailOnline. In Kenya Ms Mordaunt launched the second phase of Trade Mark East Africa, the landmark UK aid programme that helps enterprise and creates jobs by breaking down...
...and Iraq. UK aid is being used to bring water to drought stricken parts of Africa. UK aid is helping to educate women and girls in parts of Asia where...
...study found that 90 per cent of the plastic waste polluting oceans came from ten rivers in Africa and Asia. The UK Government is a global leader in protecting oceans...
...Mozambique is critical to create growth and prosperity across southern Africa, and to encourage stability – which is firmly in the UK’s interest. A DFID Spokesperson said: No UK funding...
...should review the effectiveness of schooling provided by Bridge Academies International – a low-cost private school model. These articles voice concerns about the UK taxpayer funding private schools in Africa....
...Africa. Across the length and breadth of the UK – in charity shops, faith groups and community groups – people are giving up their time to raise funds, support refugees...