Can the world really make poverty history by 2030?

The slogan “make poverty history” has been used by development pundits and pop star philanthropists for years. Now, in a bid to turn words into deeds, it is being discussed as a universal global target to be met within a generation.

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Further interventions needed to attain zero poverty by 2030
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Vice President, Dr Mohamed Gahrib Bilal speaks to the Country Director for Restless Development Tanzania, Margaret Mliwa (R) and the Africa Executive Director of the ONE Campaign Dr Sipho S. Moyo. A new study by Brookings researchers shows that ...

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