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$6M FRAUD PROBE AT CENTRE OF AFDB STAFF ASSAULT IN ADDIS

Saturday, December 23, 2023

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African Development Bank President Akinwumi Adesina during a past media
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By  Charles Onyango-Obbo

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 * Security officers are accused of assaulting and detaining AfDB’s Deputy
   Director-General of the East Africa region and Country Manager, Abdul Kamara,
   and another bank staffer, John Bosco Bukenya, who was principal country
   programme officer.
 * The victims got on the nerves of powerful forces while investigating how cash
   was deposited in a private, offshore account.


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Premier lender African Development Bank (AfDB) on Wednesday announced that it
was pulling out international staff from Ethiopia, after a “serious diplomatic
incident” in which its employees were attacked by security officers.

The Abidjan-headquartered lender said existing Ethiopian staff would continue
working under its employment contracts, and the Ethiopian office manned by an
officer-in-charge.




 * AFRICAN DEVELOPMENT BANK TO RELOCATE INTERNATIONAL STAFF FROM ETHIOPIA
   
   The bank said existing Ethiopian staff would continue to work under their
   contracts.
   
   News Dec 20, 2023


 * AFRICAN LEADERS PUSH FOR CHANGE IN GLOBAL FINANCIAL ARCHITECTURE
   
   They want IMF to unlock more resources to accelerate growth, tackle climate
   change, address debt, and close infrastructure financing gaps.
   
   News Jul 04, 2023


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