WIRE — Stakeholders in Kogi State have warned that Africas growing sovereign debt burden is denying millions of people access to healthcare, education and other essential public services, calling for sweeping reforms of the global financial system to give developing countries greater fiscal space for development. The call was made on Tuesday during the Freedom from Debt The post Debt crisis starving health, education funding, Kogi stakeholders warn appeared first on Tribune Online.
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