Samuel Maimbo
Samuel Maimbo is a Zambian economist and candidate for the presidency of the African Development Bank (BAD). He has previously worked in Mozambique and recognizes the significance of strengthening relations between Zambia and Mozambique. His recent visit to Mozambique was both a personal and diplomatic mission, where he conveyed a goodwill message from Zambian President Hakainde Hichilema to Mozambican President Daniel Chapo, highlighting the importance of strategic investments for economic growth and aligning his vision for the BAD with Mozambique's development priorities.
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Samuel Maimbo was one of the candidates for the presidency of the African Development Bank.
Banque africaine développement: Le Mauritanien Sidi OuldTah, nouveau président
Burkina Faso· 2025-05-30
Samuel Maimbo took to his LinkedIn page to congratulate the president-elect, Sidi Ould Tah.
Mauritanian Tah elected AfDB’s ninth president
Nigeria· 2025-05-30
Samuel Maimbo was a candidate in the election for the presidency of the African Development Bank.
Sidi Ould Tah é o novo presidente do Banco Africano de Desenvolvimento
Cabo Verde· 2025-05-29
Samuel Maimbo was one of the five shortlisted candidates for the AfDB presidency.
Sidi Ould Tah elected President of African Development Bank Group
Ghana· 2025-05-29
Tah defeated four other contenders, including Zambia’s Samuel Maimbo.
Sidi Ould Tah elected AfDB presidentNigeria· 2025-05-29
Samuel Maimbo is among the candidates vying for the position of president at the African Development Bank.
BAD escolhe sucessor de Akinwumi AdesinaCabo Verde· 2025-05-26
Samuel Maimbo is among the candidates vying for the presidency of the African Development Bank.
Encontro anual do BAD arranca segunda-feira com eleição de novo presidente na agendaCabo Verde· 2025-05-25Samuel Maimbo emphasized the symbolic and personal importance of his visit to Mozambique as a candidate for the presidency of the African Development Bank.
Chapo destaca papel do BAD em África
Mozambique· 2025-04-05
