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Deadline Extension: Call for Applications: Afronomicslaw Masterclass on Climate Finance, the Green Transition, and Sovereign Debt – Accra, Ghana 🇬🇭 New Deadline: June 28th, 2025!!! More ⬇️ afronomicslaw.org/category/news-…

🆕 BLOG on the Inter-American Court’s AO: “This Advisory Opinion represents a legal milestone in the consolidation of state obligations to address climate emergency while respecting their human rights obligations. The Court divided its analysis into three fundamental pillars:…

Let’s explore climate finance and sovereign debt in a bit more finer detail. Looking forward to engaging with folks on this subject which has been central to my work in the last few years. @afronomicslaw @FIGAPIN

📚📓Book Review IV of The African Continental Free Trade Area Agreement: “This review builds on Kufour’s important insights by reflecting on sub-national governments' and cities’ historical and contemporary roles in Africa’s integration processes. It argues that, despite their…

Grateful to the team @afronomicslaw law for my selection to participate in the 2025 Afronomics Masterclass on Climate Finance, the Green Transition, and Sovereign Debt in Africa! @afronomicslaw

I am grateful for the rare opportunity to participate in the @afronomicslaw Masterclass on Climate Finance, the Green Transition, and Sovereign Debt in Africa, taking place in Accra, Ghana. Looking forward to learning and connecting with diverse individuals across the continent.

Happy to be selected as a participant at the AfronomicsLaw Master Class on Climate Finance. I look forward to the deliberations, opportunity for networking and next steps in tackling climate change.#AfronomicsLawMasterclass @afronomicslaw

During the launch of #ARIAXI in Malabo 🇬🇶, @MelakuD of @eca_official presented the landmark report outlining a bold, practical roadmap for Africa’s deeper economic integration through a Continental Customs Union & Common Market. 📘 Read the full report: aria-report.org

This Saturday at 3pm EAT, I will be delivering the Afronomicslaw Guest Lecture. Details are below on how to join virtually. @afronomicslaw @wa_nciko @WWKaniaru Link: afronomicslaw.org/category/news-…

Tomorrow at the @afronomicslaw Academic Forum, we are very much looking forward to this timely lecture by leading economist @reubenmuhindi & leading lawyer @WWKaniaru. Please, purpose to attend afronomicslaw.org/index.php/cate…

🎥🎥2️⃣ My discussion on the question of African multilateral financial institutions (#AFMIs) @afreximbank #AAM2025, in Abuja with Ini John-Mekwa of @channelstv opened up my interventions on our Plenary Session at the #AAM2025 even more. Thank you. 🙏🏿 lnkd.in/esMfVuRD

🎥🎥 At the @afreximbank #AAM2025, I had a couple of interviews with some media outlets. 1️⃣ with @cnbcafrica’s @AkinkunmiObake1 focuses on the Africa Credit Rating Agency & emerging but not insurmountable queries. Thanks for having me! Listen ⬇️ cnbcafrica.com/media/77512787…

Preferred Creditor Status is critical for African multilateral institutions to fulfil their developmental mandates. Without it, their ability to deliver impact is undermined. The real question is - who grants this recognition? A powerful reflection from #AAM2025 in Abuja.…

📝📑✍🏿 Quoted along side other panelists in this short article by @AfricanBizMag on our plenary panel session at #AAM2025. “Preferred creditor status is a necessity for African multilaterals” lnkd.in/e9yg2_iH

Our #Plenary #Session “Strengthening Institutional Resilience for Africa’s Growth and Prosperity: The Importance of the Preferred Creditor Status for Financing African Growth and Prosperity” ./2 🎥 You can watch our panel on Afreximbank TV 📺 from 3:43:20 lnkd.in/ecnHAr_F

📸🎞️🎥📷 From 25-28 June, I joined many other scholars, practitioners, policy makers, (past and present) presidents, and industry leaders at the 32nd @afreximbank Annual Meeting in Abuja, 🇳🇬. #AAM2025 with theme “Building the Future on Decades of Resilience.”…/1

At #AAM2025, Afreximbank led a timely and decisive conversation on Strengthening Institutional Resilience for Africa’s Growth and Prosperity, with a sharp spotlight on the strategic importance of Preferred Creditor Status (PCS)in enabling Africa’s development agenda. Moderated…

At #AAM2025, the message was unequivocal: Africa will not trade its financial sovereignty. In a commanding plenary session, leaders tackled a pivotal question: How can African institutions remain resilient amid tightening global finance and shifting geopolitics — and why must…

Plenary Session 3 at #AAM2025 explored: “Strengthening Institutional Resilience for Africa’s Growth.” Panelists called for stronger governance and preferred creditor status to unlock financing across the continent. #Afreximbank #GlobalAfrica #AfCFTA #DevelopmentFinance…

Following the recent Fitch downgrade of Afrexim Bank, BWC Member Victor Ojeah discusses ongoing debates surrounding its Preferred Creditor Status in a new paper for @afronomicslaw. His research examines the international, legal, and politico-economic dimensions of the claim by…

As always, thank you to @afronomicslaw for the opportunity to collaborate and review such a timely book on the #AfCFTA