By Rodrigue Fénelon Massala, special envoy in Washington In Washington, the October drizzle mixes with the subdued hustle and bustle of preparations. In three days, the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank will open their annual Assemblies, this modern ritual where nations come in turn to confess their debts, plead their case, and negotiate…...
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Rodrigue Fénélon Massala
Rodrigue Fenelon Massala is a Senior Reporter at Financial Afrik. He holds a degree in Diplomacy from ENAM in Ouagadougou, a Master’s degree in Media Management and Communication from the École Supérieure de Journalisme (ESJ) in Lille, as well as a Master’s in Law, Economics, and Management with a specialization in Management from the University of Lille. Rodrigue Fenelon Massala is a pan-Africanist with a deep passion for culture, international geopolitics, contemporary history, and African finance.
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