Economics
Oil Slump, Slow Growth Greets African Development Bank Chief
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The next president of the African Development Bank will take over an institution entering a much tougher economic environment than the one Donald Kaberuka inherited when he won the job a decade ago.
Kaberuka’s successor, who will be elected on May 28 during the AfDB’s annual meeting in Abidjan, Ivory Coast, faces a slowdown in some of Africa’s biggest economies after a plunge in oil prices and rising political risk.