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World Bank managing director for operations Anna Bjerde yesterday said the bank through its portfolio in Malawi is pumping in $80 million (about K82.5 billion) to help the Malawi Government in post- Cyclone Freddy recovery. Bjerde, who arrived in the country yesterday from Washington DC in the United States (US) accompanied by the bank’s officials,

World Bank has provides $145 million grant (close to K150 billion) for the implementation of Water and Sanitation Project in Malawi. The project which

World Bank has committed to provide $100 million grant (approximately K103 billion) to Malawi Government to assist in the post Cyclone Freddy response.

World Bank has provides $145 million grant (close to K150 billion) for the implementation of Water and Sanitation Project in Malawi. The project which

This week, I am looking forward to making my first visit to Malawi with our new Managing Director for Operations, Anna Bjerde. Our visit comes at a time when the country is still recovering from the devastating impacts of Tropical Cyclone Freddy, which led to the tragic loss of many lives, displaced hundreds of thousands of people, and destroyed a great deal of the country’s infrastructure.

World Bank managing director for operations Anna Bjerde alongside regional vice-president for Eastern and Southern Africa Victoria Kwakwa are expected in the country tomorrow. Their visit comes against the backdrop of Cyclone Freddy and multiple socio-economic shocks that have hit the country, from Covid-19 to the year-long cholera outbreak, to Tropical Storms Ana and Gombe

NBU Governor Andriy Pyshnyy's exclusive interview with Interfax-Ukraine

The National Bank of Ukraine (NBU), in cooperation with the International Monetary Fund (IMF), has requested a separate block of technical assistance related to virtual assets and digital technologies, Governor of the National Bank of Ukraine Andriy Pyshnyy says.

Energy infrastructure is identified as one of the most critical areas where Ukraine needs urgent support

The World Bank will give $200m in grant financing to help Ukraine repair the energy infrastructure Russia has destroyed in its invasion.