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Applications for 2014-2015 Chevening Scholarships in Ghana is open from 1 September 2013 and will be closed on 8 November 2013
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The number of refugees forced to flee fighting in Syria has reached 2 million people – half of whom are children, United Nations reveals.
Sixteen new grants will be made by 3ie under the new Agricultural Innovation Thematic Window that closed on the 16th of August 2013.
UK backs new ‘super tea’ to save lives of iron-deficient mothers and to help keep their newborns healthy.
Graham Wrigley has been appointed as the new Chairman of CDC’s Board following a competitive process.
Encouraging female democratic participation and leadership in Afghanistan.
Foreign Secretary calls for Britain to send clear message that the use of chemical weapons cannot be tolerated.
The Namibian President declared a national emergency in response to the worsening drought situation. The UK assesses the situation.
British Embassy Skopje supports youth initiatives in Macedonia which gather international participants in preparing future leadership.
British Ambassador visits Syrian refugees and Lebanese hosts in Tyre, South Lebanon.
The PM has discussed the situation in Syria with Chancellor Merkel and agreed that UN investigators should visit the site of the attack.
The UK is providing seeds, shelter and training to help people in Pakistan recover from last year’s widespread floods.
The number of children forced to flee Syria has now reached 1 million, the United Nations has said.
Police officers travel to Malawi to share their expertise on riot training and public disorder.
Millions of lives could be saved by new health treatments to combat some of the world’s most debilitating and deadly diseases, following support from the UK government.
Violence against women and girls is a priority for the HRDP
A new report looks at how to collate evidence effectively from a wide range of HIV/AIDS studies
City of London Police’s Overseas Anti-Corruption Unit successfully prosecutes case.
On World Humanitarian Day, Justine Greening calls on the public to thank aid workers who risk their lives to deliver aid around the world.
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