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Western officials banged heads together in Mogadishu to forestall more clashes and force agreement. Polling should now end by 25 February, The country has stepped back from the brink once more as the tension eased between President Mohamed Abdullah Mohamed Farmajo and the man he suspended as prime minister, Mohamed Hussein Roble, on 26 December. After standing to one side, western powers, in the shape of United States Assistant Secretary of State for African Affairs Molly Phee, and Britains Mini...

New recommendations from the Global Education Evidence Advisory Panel (GEEAP) offer guidance on how to recover learning and prevent further loss

School closures have caused large and persistent damage to children’s learning and wellbeing, the cost of which will be felt for decades to come,

UNICEF/UNI232346/Noorani FLORENCE/LONDON/NEW YORK/WASHINGTON, DC, 26 January 2022 – School closures have caused large and persistent damage to

THE UK is responding to disasters in Tonga and elsewhere ‘with one hand tied behind its back’ due to cuts to aid budgets, an Oxford MP has said.

THE UK is responding to disasters in Tonga and elsewhere ‘with one hand tied behind its back’ due to cuts to aid budgets, an Oxford MP has said.

A Norfolk MP has accused the government of levelling vital services for people in the county, rather than providing extra cash to level them up.

The Africa Minister visited Kenya, Uganda and Ethiopia to deepen trade, education and health partnerships, and discuss challenges such as conflict and drought

Download logo Minister for Africa has visited Kenya, Uganda and Ethiopia to deepen partnerships on trade, education and health, and discuss solutions to regional challenges including conflict and drought. Vicky Ford announced £17 million of UK Aid to respond to region-wide drought, and one million COVID-19 vaccines. The Minister also announced new investments in East […]

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