Forty years ago, music history was made when simultaneous concerts in London and Philadelphia raised money for famine relief.

While Brafa's work may have created less of a splash than Live Aid, Leiffer still looks back fondly on what they achieved.

US aid cuts halt HIV vaccine research in South Africa, with global impact - South Africa has played a historic, global role in scientific research, from COVID-19 vaccines to HIV ...

Michael Buerk, a journalist who reported on the Ethiopian famine in 1984, has said his initial reaction to the Live Aid concerts, which raised funds for the crisis, “was real anger”.

Many African countries have long relied on overseas development aid to implement health programmes. Unfortunately, this aid has fostered dependency and fragmentation, often introducing vertical ...

Charlize Theron Fears ‘Millions of People…Are Going to Die’ Because of Foreign Aid Cuts The Oscar winner spoke to Variety at the Charlize Theron Africa Outreach Program Block Party ...

Food rations are halved in one of Africa’s largest refugee camps after US aid cuts 1 of 6 | Funding for the U.N. World Food Program has dropped after the Trump administration paused support in March, ...

Touching moment Sam Thompson breaks down in tears and is comforted by best friend Pete Wicks during agonising 260-mile Soccer Aid challenge - as he reveals he is out of charity match ...

Soccer Aid past results Soccer Aid started off in 2006 as a televised biennial event held at varying venues in the UK with two teams England and the Rest of the World.

As the prime minister himself put it, when he opposed Tory aid cuts, this money goes “beyond moral obligation” because it “also helps build a more stable world and keeps us safer in the UK ...

Maintaining aid is therefore essential not only for humanitarian reasons but also to preserve US leadership and strategic interests in the region. The United States’ strategic gains from the provision ...

A tougher, more joined-up approach to foreign aid is needed so that left-behind communities in donor countries also feel its benefit, argues Justine Greening.