G20 billionaires earned $2.2 trillion last year – $1.65 trillion would lift 3.8 billion people out of poverty, reports Oxfam.

More than 19 per cent of children worldwide live in extreme poverty, surviving on under $3 a day, according to a new UNICEF ...

Billionaires in the leading economies made $2.2 trillion last year, which would have been enough to lift all the world's poor ...

Billionaires in the world’s leading economies made US$2.2 trillion (RM9.2 trillion) last year, which would have been enough ...

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Paul Alaje, a senior economist, said on Saturday that Africa’s poverty crisis is being driven by weak institutions, low ...

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South African police and army units held a parade Wednesday involving helicopters, K-9 dog units and officers on motorcycles ...

The CSIR continues to play a critical role in addressing South Africa’s developmental challenges, particularly poverty, ...

As African governments confront declining donor funding and a persistent learning crisis, the Gates Foundation has made foundational learning its top education priority. Benjamin Piper, Director of ...

To reduce the risk of crossing climate tipping points, the world must improve living standards in Africa. It is a price that must be paid to avert a climate disaster ...

Billionaires in the world’s twenty largest economies recorded cumulative gains of $2.2 trillion last year, in other words an ...