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The billionaire and the baker

As Africa's richest woman stands accused of embezzlement and money laundering, we highlight the role illicit financial flows play in keeping countries trapped in poverty.

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World Water Day: DIY projects deliver

Christian Aid supported projects in Angola have empowered communities facing water problems to take matters into their own hands.

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Kerala floods: Christian Aid bringing life-saving help to 20000 people

Christian Aid is responding to Kerala's exceptionally destructive and deadly floods with life-saving assistance for around 20,000 people who have lost their homes.

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Emergency Appeal for those affect by Kerala floods

Christian Aid Ireland has launched an emergency appeal to help most vulnerable affected by deadly floods.

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Climate change will make devastating Kerala floods more common

With more than a million people displaced by flooding in Kerala, Christian Aid has warned that more devastating floods in India will become the norm if nothing is done to tackle climate change.

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Schoolgirls first, mothers later

In Angola, less than a quarter of girls of secondary-school age are still in the classroom. Read how Irish Aid and Presbyterian Church Ireland funded projects are helping young teenage girls stay in school.