Afreximbank has signed a hosting agreement with the government of St. Kitts and Nevis for the fifth edition of the ACTIF2026
Kenya will benefit from a $10 billion Afreximbank emergency fund designed to cushion economies from rising import costs triggered by the escalating Middle East conflict.
Kenya and other African economies are being urged to fast-track regional trade integration as a buffer against rising global shocks.
The rating agency also affirmed the international scale long-term programme rating on the bank’s $5 billion Global Medium Term Note Programme at A.
The rankings underscore the multilateral institution's growing dominance in mobilising large-scale capital from within and outside Africa to finance the continent's critical sectors.
South Africa's membership brings the country into the heart of Afreximbank's vision to transform the structure of Africa's trade.