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UK DFID Minister for Africa, Lynne Featherstone seeks Nuhu Ribadu’s views on the way forward for Nigeria’s anti-corruption agenda.
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
Mick Moore, of the International Centre for Tax and Development, highlights the importance of taxation in Africa and its impact on the relationship between citizens and their governments
Defence Secretary Philip Hammond has announced the redundancy options available for the UK's locally engaged staff in Afghanistan.
Minister Alan Duncan reiterated Britain's commitment to Bangladesh's development in discussions focused on economic and social development.
The UK's Merlin helicopter fleet has concluded operations in Afghanistan after providing nearly 4 years of continuous front line support.
Foreign Secretary William Hague today spoke to Professor Rami Hamdallah who has been appointed Prime Minister of the Palestinian Authority.
The Minister is visiting Dhaka to discuss challenges facing workers and businesses in the garment industry.
Written Ministerial Statement on a report, co-written by the Prime Minister, which sets out a plan to eradicate poverty after the Millennium Development Goals expire in 2015
Congolese Private Sector Anti-Corruption Task Force held a seminar on good governance and good business conduct.
Mr. Chandler also presented certificates to some 25 women who participated at a series of workshops funded under the project.
A panel co-chaired by the Prime Minister has set out an ambitious plan to eradicate poverty after the Millennium Development Goals expire in 2015
The 1st Battalion Scots Guards (1SG) paraded in Inverness today, Thursday 30 May, to mark their return from a 6-month tour in Afghanistan.
The Princess Royal has presented Operational Service Medals to members of 2 Signal Regiment recently returned from Afghanistan.
In April, PRIME held its annual meeting in Ethiopia and launched the African-led research initiative on Improving Mental Health Care.
The IFRC, with support from DFID, is commissioning new research on the most effective approaches to building capacity for better disaster risk management
A new report in PLOS Medicine documents the experience of the Ghana National Drugs Programme
Foreign Office Minister Mark Simmonds has paid tribute to UN peacekeeping personnel working around the world today.
Type 23 frigate HMS Lancaster left her Portsmouth home port yesterday, 28 May, for a 6-month deployment to the North Atlantic and Caribbean.
Mr Peter Beckingham has been appointed Governor of Turks and Caicos Islands.
Alistair Burt: Terrorism has no place in Iraq's future. UK will continue to support those building a democratic, stable & prosperous Iraq
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