Elombi, a Cameroonian national and long-serving executive at the Bank, will take over from Professor Benedict Oramah, who steps down in September 2025 after a decade at the helm.

Trade is set to expand at an average of 5.1 per cent a year through 2026, before quickening to 5.4 per cent by 2028 ...

As the voice of the African energy sector, the African Energy Chamber (AEC) congratulates Dr. Elombi on his appointment as ...

The AfCFTA has created an opportunity for truckers, airlines and other players in the logistics and transportation sector. About ...

African Union Commission (AUC) and AfCFTA Secretariat have disclosed that the 4th Intra-African Trade Fair (IATF2025) is ...

The continent’s share in global trade remains alarmingly low holding just 3.3%, notwithstanding signs of economic resilience ...

Africa has marked a significant step towards financial independence following the launch of PAPSSCARD, the continent’s first ...

Africa has taken a landmark step toward financial independence with the launch of PAPSSCARD, the continent’s first Pan-African card payment ...

The African Export-Import Bank has warned that Africa’s failure to trade effectively within itself stems largely from poor market intelligence, weak connectivity, and the absence of structured trade ...

With a nearly three-decade career at Afreximbank marked by strategic leadership and transformative impact, Dr. George Elombi ...

The African Export-Import Bank appointed Cameroonian lawyer George Elombi as its next president and board chair. He takes over the reins amidst increased scrutiny over the lender’s approach to ...

The Pan-African Payment and Settlement System, which allows faster payments and improved trade flows in local currencies, is ...