The government has handed over £2.5 million in international aid.
Some of the cash was given to projects including a clinic in Uganda, and safe water in Nigeria.
And smallholder farmers in Burundi and Rwanda will also get some support.
Officials say the money will be provided through Manx-registered charities.
Gun questions for minister in Keys
An MHK wants to know how much has been spent on guns, ammunition and armed response training for the police.
Mountain Road to close for Keppel Gate repair work
The Department of Infrastructure says it needs to close part of the Mountain Road for a day next month.
Commissioners to appeal against 'undemocratic' Laxey Wheel plans
Garff commissioners say being left out of the planning process for a new visitor hub at the Laxey wheel is undemocratic.
Dusty on holiday at UK cattery
A cheeky hitchhiker will be spending the week in the UK after jumping into a van and travelling hundreds of miles.
Israelis added to sanctions list over human rights abuses
Two Israelis have been added to the Island's sanctions list in connection with violation of human rights.
Cycling race ready for streets of Castletown
Castletown residents are being reminded to move their vehicles on Sunday as a huge cycling roadrace gets underway.
T-Rex tickets now on sale
Tickets have gone on sale for an attempt to break a prehistoric world record in Peel this summer!
Memorial service for Castletown teen
A memorial service for a Castletown teenager who died during an incident in Ramsey last month will be held this week.
