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• tom arms
  Alan Jeffs, I don't have an exhaustive, but out of the following countries: Kenya, Zambia, South Africa, Mozambique, Nigeria, Ghana, Botswana, Senegal, Tanzania...
• Simon R
  Interesting idea. It would though effectively amount to loans, which would therefore place developing countries even more in debt - and there are still ongoing...
• Alan Jelfs
  The problem with your scheme is that the developing world has a nasty habit of not paying its debts....
• Peter Hirst
  This is a fine idea, though being outside the EU I don't see how it can be easily achieved. We should also work with our european allies to understand in the r...
• Tom Arms
  There are several such charities. I myself donated to one which built a school in Gambia for 300 children. It was organised by one person who basically built an...