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The East African on MSNFive to compete for AfDB presidency in MayThe AfDB exclusively lends to African countries even though its membership also includes foreign nations but only nationals ...
This initiative comes as Africa faces significant challenges of illicit financial flows, estimated at nearly $90 billion ...
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The New Times on MSNFive candidates in race for AfDB PresidencyAt least five African experts have been cleared as candidates for the new leadership role as the President of the African Development Bank (AfDB) Group, with elections slated for May 29. The elections ...
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The Punch Newspapers on MSNAfDB, Interpol partner against financial crimeThe African Development Bank Group has signed a Letter of Intent with the International Criminal Police Organisation in a ...
The African Development Bank (AfDB) has announced five candidates vying for the seat of the financial institution's president ...
Akinwumi Adesina, President of AfDB group has said that the African regional bank's capital increased from $93bn to $318bn between ...
Akinwumi Adesina, president of the African Development Bank Group, has revealed the bank's capital soared from $93 billion to $318 bn ...
He further said that the partnership demonstrates the AfDB’s commitment to protecting development resources and ensuring they ...
The African Development Bank Group (AfDB) has taken a significant step in its fight against corruption and financial crime by ...
The upcoming election will determine who succeeds the current president, Dr Akinwumi Adesina, who has led the bank since 2015, steering it through significant reforms and challenging global ...
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The Punch on MSNAfDB, Interpol partner to combat $90bn illicit financial flows in AfricaThe African Development Bank Group has taken a major step in combating financial crime and corruption in Africa by signing a Letter of Intent with the International Criminal Police Organisation.
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Daily Independent on MSNAfDB’s Impact On Africa’s Economic DevelopmentThe greatest contribution to economic growth is not physical infrastructure, but brainpower; what I refer to as ‘grey matter infrastructure’. We must now invest in better nutrition for African ...
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