Kenya has become the fourth largest beneficiary of project financing from the African Development Bank (AfDB) in a single year. Nairobi has surpassed five countries to reach this rank in terms of development financing in 2024. William Ruto’s country is behind South Africa, Morocco, and Nigeria in terms of funding granted by the AfDB in…...
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The top 5 largest beneficiaries of AfDB project funds
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