Donald P. Kaberuka
Donald P. Kaberuka is a former president of the African Development Bank.
After years of rapid growth and development, Africa has experienced some severe economic setbacks, and average GDP growth has fallen sharply in recent years. But a closer look reveals massive economic… read more
World leaders must act on all global challenges when they recognize them. Preventing bank failures and stopping terrorist attacks are important goals; unless we get serious about addressing climate ch… read more
“The poor cannot sleep, because they are hungry,” the Nigerian economist Sam Aluko famously said in 1999, “and the rich cannot sleep, because the poor are awake and hungry.” Deep wealth disparities af… read more
Typhoon Haiyan, which has so ravaged the Philippines, reminds us how vulnerable parts of the world are to the vagaries of weather. Although climate change is not believed to have caused the typhoon, s… read more
A new WTO Trade Facilitation Agreement would benefit all by increasing developing countries’ capacity to trade, strengthening the WTO’s development mandate, and boosting global economic growth. Indeed… read more
North Africa's economies have contracted in recent months, as the popular revolts in the region have caused a sharp drop in tourism revenues and disruptions of production and trade. On the other hand,… read more
