The political consequences of government support for overseas aid projects will be debated at a public event organised by the Isle of Man Freethinkers this lunchtime (13 Jan).
The group has invited Phil Craine from the Island's Christian Aid group to give his view on whether aid should be used as a political tool to encourage change.
Freethinkers' chairman Andrew Dixon will go head to head with him in the debate at Douglas Yacht Club, which is open to all and starts at 2.30pm.
Organisation welcomes news of Milan extension
Milan Veterinary Practice will continue to offer its farm services beyond the end of the month
'Winter is coming'
Government's urging people to prepare themselves for the colder months
Isle of Man joins global review of children's online privacy
Information Commissioner examines how child-focused websites and apps handle young users' personal data
Applications open for next academic year at UCM
College invites prospective students to explore courses ahead of open evening
Isle of Man inflation eases slightly to 2.8% in October
Rising restaurant, food and tobacco prices continue to drive inflation, while energy costs help offset increases