Africa is front and center at IMF-WB meetings as US-China rivalry heats up • BusinessMirror

When Africa last played host to the International Monetary Fund and World Bank’s annual meetings in 1973, then Bank President Robert McNamara urged rich nations to show more generosity toward the poor. A lot has changed since that gathering in Nairobi, but the region still desperately needs investment to defeat poverty and face the climate crisis. Renewed great power rivalry pitting

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