Aiding Disaster: The Devastating Consequences of Labour's Aid Cuts The latest figures on the impact of Labour's foreign aid cuts reveal a stark reality: bilateral support from the UK to some African countries will be slashed by as much as 90% over the next three years.
Mozambique and Malawi are particularly hard hit, with Rwanda, Sierra Leone, and Somalia also facing significant reductions.
Labour's decision to shift focus to multilateral donors such as the World Bank might seem like a pragmatic move in times of economic restraint.