The African Development Bank (AfDB) retains its triple AAA with Moody’s, the agency informed in a report from November 2, 2021. Reelected last year for a second term, the Nigerian Akinwumi Adesina, president of the AfDB, also sees through this note renewed confidence in its management following a long so-called whistleblower crisis now forgotten. The…...
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