A commentary from the Guardian's Poverty Matters Blog says that it is time to concentrate on poor people, not poor governments. Writer Andy Sumner cites the growing economies of the world that still have many people being left out of the growth.
Poverty can lead people to fight, thinking that winning a battle can bring themselves out of misery. From this Associated Press article that we found at the Fort Mill Times, writer Jim Gomez describes how poverty leads Philippine youths join a communist rebel movement.
Ethnic clashes killed at least 32 people in Nigeria during the Christmas holiday. From Australia's The Age, this AFP story tells us the battle is the latest in a series of clashes between Christian and Muslim factions in the country.
Cricket, field and track: the Caribbean’s sporting success is extraordinary
– so why does it feel like a missed opportunity? | Kenneth Mohammed
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As the men’s football World Cup looms, the region’s prowess is often seen
in terms of inspirational hardship, but the political will to treat sport
strat...
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