Tale of microloans urges kids to generosity
Meet Kojo. He's a West African boy who receives a small loan to buy a hen, which lays eggs, which earn him money to go to school, which inspires him to secure another loan, which he uses to start a poultry farm, which creates jobs in his village and taxes for his government - ultimately improving his country's quality of ... (Full article: 429 words)
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