AfDB announces US$10 billion virus plan

The African Development Bank Group launched emergency measures to provide up to US$10 billion in credit for those struggling with the coronavirus pandemic.

By Arete News - April 8, 2020

Ebola survivor and nurse Siah Tamba suits up at an Ebola treatment clinic run by Liberia and the International Organization for Migration (AN/Martine Perret)

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