Development Minister Baroness Chapman will reset the UK’s approach to international development at the G20 Development Meeting in South Africa today (Friday, 25 July). Economic development underpins ...

Govment say dem go slash foreign aid spending by 40% - from 0.5% of dia Gross National Income (GNI) to 0.3% - in order to ...

The " mega airport " will feature four expansive runways and a cutting-edge terminal designed to incorporate the latest ...

The government has admitted that slashing foreign aid spending will likely see global deaths rise – as it confirmed the cuts ...

The UK is resetting its relationship with countries in the Global South and helping countries exit the need for aid, as Baroness Chapman attends the ...

Slashing funding will not only worsen the continent’s maternal mortality crisis, but will set the rights of women and girls ...

A Foreign Office report shows the biggest cuts will come in Africa with less spent on women's health and water sanitation.

In South Africa, I’ve seen the impact we can have with genuine partnerships, rather than paternalism,' says Development ...

Aid to Africa sees sharpest cuts, with women’s health and children’s education most affected, sparking fears of rising deaths ...

Funding for underperforming aid organisations and support for some countries will be cut after the UK’s aid budget was ...