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Ould Tah faces brutal realities

The Bank’s new leader will have to bridge the widening gap between the continent’s ambitious goals and international economic turbulence

Mauritanian Sidi Ould Tah’s strongest qualification for the African Development Bank (AfDB) presidency was not his nationality – though that may have helped secure votes from North African...


Targeting the cost of capital

A continent-wide risk assessor is taking on the big three rating agencies to counter the ‘Africa risk premium’

On the fringes of the African Union (AU) summit on 14 February, leaders announced the launch of the African Credit Rating Agency (AfCRA) planned for June to counter...


Pan-Africanism is on the ballot

Governments meeting in Addis Ababa and Abidjan will elect the continent’s new diplomatic and economic chiefs

Despite its lofty ambitions, the African Union continues to punch well below its weight, reliant on foreign donors to finance the bulk of its budget and hamstrung by...


Adesina urges the bank to go private

The AfDB should reinvent itself and triple its financing of business says the President in his last year in the job

Akinwumi Adesina’s farewell tour as president of the African Development Bank (AfDB) started with the bank’s annual meetings in Nairobi – the latest in a conveyor belt of...


Into extra time

The battle for the leadership of the African Development Bank gets a new lease of life with the decision, under international pressure, by its executive directors to open...


Adesina Agonistes

The Bank president is being called to account for his highly personalised management by a group of dissident bank staff

With an execrable sense of timing, the African Development Bank, the continent's biggest financial institution, is consumed by a politicised battle over the future of its President, Adesina...


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