622M TO FACE EXTREME POVERTY BY 2030 SAYS W’BANK

A new World Bank report has revealed a sobering outlook for poverty eradication, projecting that 622 million people will still live in extreme poverty by 2030 despite decades of global efforts to end hunger and want.

This stark reality underscores the worsening challenges faced by developing economies, which were once hailed as engines of global progress but are now falling further behind in the race toward sustainable development.