The Latest Breaking News from Poverty

The Government should review the marketing and pricing of ‘rip-off’ family holidays, according to Parentkind charity.

Age UK London is urging pensioners to check whether they’re eligible for pension credit, which would allow them to keep their winter fuel payment

Setbacks mean UN goal of ending extreme poverty by 2030 is impossible to hit, report finds

Mozambique ranks in the bottom 20 of the human development index. This measures a country’s progress based on key dimensions such as a long and healthy life and a decent standard of living. Nearly two-thirds of Mozambicans – 18.9 million people – live below the national poverty line of US$0.70-a-day.

A recent poll by the Social Research Foundation, a think thank, found that 60% of South Africans thought the government of national unity was working well. It also reported that support for the unity government’s anchor political parties, the African National Congress (ANC) and the Democratic Alliance (DA), had risen…

JOHN Swinney has said growing investment in Scotland would help to tackle child poverty as he attended a summit in London.

Hunter help-seekers continue to rise during Anti-Poverty Week.

Letter: Coinciding with Challenge Poverty Week, a call for the government to listen to people with lived experience of poverty when drawing up plans to tackle the crisis

The spike in the cost of groceries can cause low-income, food-insecure folks to get into a debt cycle

Mexico’s first female president, leftwing academic and climate scientist Claudia Sheinbaum, has set out her agenda. She pledged to maintain the social policies of her mentor and predecessor, the widely popular former president Andrés Manuel López Obrador (commonly known by his initials, AMLO).

It’s cruel to tell someone to budget their money when what they really need is a livable wage and a viable social safety net