Ayanda Dlodlo will serve a two-year term as a member of the World Bank’s 25-person board of executive directors. Dlodlo’s first priority should be to advocate for improved support for Africa. Moneyweb WorldBank
President Cyril Ramaphosa recently appointed a senior South African politician, Ayanda Dlodlo, to serve a two-year term as a member of the World Bank’s 25-person board of executive directors. She will represent a constituency consisting of Angola, Nigeria and South Africa. Dlodlo has previously held two cabinet positions – as minister of public service and administration and state security.
Second, they should advocate that the financing should be provided in a form that allows African countries the maximum possible flexibility in how they can use the funds. In particular, the terms of the financing should help countries promote their own agenda for dealing with the challenges that they face in promoting sustainable and inclusive development.
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