The withdrawal of the United States from funding the African Development Fund (ADF) marks a major strategic turning point for the African Development Bank. Under the administration of Donald Trump, Washington chose not to participate in the 2025 replenishment of this main concessional window, citing deep disagreement with a direction deemed excessively focused on climate…...
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