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The excesses committed by rich people can be deadly–and in fact they are. Be it about food, energy or overall waste, such excesses have been depleting the world's natural resources and pushing both

Louth County Council in partnership with Culture Connect hosted the first ever event to celebrate World Africa Day in Dundalk on Wednesday 25th May. Africa Day,...

Brazil had the dubious distinction of champion of maternal mortality in Latin America during the COVID-19 pandemic, with a 77 percent increase in such deaths between 2019 and 2021.A total of 1,575

Philanthropy is at its best when it is innovative, risk taking, transformative and wealthy Africans are uniquely placed to disrupt complacent philanthropic giving

Climate change, COVID-19, the war in Ukraine – these crises threaten to derail development for 1.7 billion of the world’s most vulnerable people. The international community must take swift, coord

Samuel Sasu Adonteng, of the All-Africa Students Union, believes the conference on eliminating child labour has taken us closer to ending the scourge.

A FAMILY fun day incorporating multicultural music, dance performances, a fashion show and food sampling will take place this Sunday to celebrate Africa Day. Ce...

A class war is being waged in the name of fighting inflation. All too many central bankers are raising interest rates at the expense of working people’s families, supposedly to check price increases

Lucky Agbavor has been a child labourer since he was four. Now he made his way onto the international stage at a global end child labour conference.

Minister Simon Coveney T.D. presents ‘Report on Implementation of Ireland’s Africa Strategy’ to Government