The East African Development Bank

20/10/2026

Today, we join in honoring the heroes that built the great nation of Kenya.

Happy Mashujaa Day to all Kenyans! 🇰🇪

15/10/2026

Join the EADB team as Principal Officer, Business Development.

The successful candidate will lead EADB's business development function by driving growth strategies, identifying and pursuing new market opportunities and supporting the expansion of our market presence and revenue growth.

If you have a proven track record in business development, stakeholder engagement, and strategic growth, we encourage you to apply by Friday 23rd October 2026.

Visit our website via the link: https://bit.ly/4yQdzGy for the full job description.

13/10/2026

EADB is hiring a Director Strategy and Innovation to lead the review, alignment and delivery of EADB’s corporate strategy.

The full job description is available via our website: https://bit.ly/4yQdzGy

All qualified applicants are encouraged to apply by Friday 23rd October.

10/10/2026

Happy Mazingira Day!
Every action counts towards a greener, cleaner, and more sustainable future.

09/10/2026

On this 64th Independence Day, we honor Uganda's journey of progress and reaffirm our shared commitment to sustainable growth and development.

Happy Independence Day Uganda!🇺🇬

06/10/2026

A new chapter begins at EADB.

We are delighted to welcome Ms. Anne Juuko as the Director General effective 2 October 2026.

With over 20 years of experience across East and Southern Africa in banking, financial markets and executive leadership, Ms. Juuko brings a wealth of regional expertise to EADB.

Welcome to EADB, Ms. Anne Juuko. We look forward to the journey ahead.

05/10/2026

The Governing Council of the East African Development Bank (EADB) has appointed Ms. Anne Juuko as the Bank’s Director General effective 2 October 2026.

Announcing the appointment during a meeting in Kampala, the Chairperson of the EADB Governing Council and Rwanda’s Minister of Finance and Economic Planning, Hon. Yusuf Murangwa, said:

“Anne Juuko is a distinguished financial sector leader with a strong record of delivering growth across multiple African markets. Her deep understanding of the region’s economies, capital markets and development financing will be invaluable as EADB enters its next phase.”

Ms. Juuko said: “It is a privilege to join an institution that has been in existence for almost sixty years, and I am excited to work with stakeholders across the region to build on that foundation and deliver even greater impact for future generations. Building on the achievements of management and staff and supported by a Governing Council committed to excellence in governance, my priority will be to deepen the Bank’s development finance role, unlock new sources of long-term capital, and cultivate strategic partnerships that expand our reach and deliver lasting socio-economic impact across the region.”

The Governing Council expressed its sincere appreciation to Mr. Benard Mono, Senior Director, Finance and Treasury, for his leadership and stewardship of the Bank during the interim period, ensuring continuity and stability throughout the transition.

28/09/2026

We wish to inform our valued stakeholders, partners and customers that our Kenya country office has relocated from The Oval Building, Parklands, to Westlands, Plot1/29, Off Waiyaki Way.

We look forward to serving you from our new location.

East African Development Bank marks 50 years of banking, investments and social responsibility, throughout East Africa.

21/09/2026

Day 2 of the East Africa CEO & Investment Forum 2026 brought investors and businesses together in real time.

Watch EADB Kenya Country Manager Angela Muga take the stage during the Reverse Investor & DFI Pitch, unpacking how the Bank is turning conversations into capital. During her presentation, Angela also shared insights on how businesses can position investment-ready opportunities for financing and partnerships with EADB.

19/09/2026

The Tanzania Agricultural Development Bank (TADB) in partnership with the East African Development Bank (EADB), launched a TZS 50 billion financing facility designed to expand access to affordable capital for smallholder farmers and small businesses operating across Tanzania’s agriculture, livestock and fisheries value chains.

The TZS 50 billion facility from EADB is intended to stimulate investment, increase productivity and promote value addition across agricultural production, processing and trade.

During his remarks, the EADB Ag. Director General, Benard Mono highlighted how this facility will help expand access to affordable finance for farmers and agribusinesses in Tanzania, enabling them to increase productivity, create employment opportunities, and contribute to enhanced food security across the country.