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The United Nations and international financial institutions have been faulted for discriminating against African countries through an opaque risk assessment methodology and failure to achieve their mandate. Speaking as he addressed the 78th session of the United Nations General Assembly, President William Ruto also called on the institutions to restructure and reorganize the financial market to accommodate developing African countries.
President Ruto calls on institutions to restructure and reorganize the financial market
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