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Zambian Marjorie Mpundu appointed World Bank Country Manager for Zimbabwe

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Marjorie Mpundu
Marjorie Mpundu

A Zambian national, Marjorie Mpundu replacing outgoing Kenyan Mukami Kariuki as World Bank country manager in Zimbabwe.

Ms. Mpundu who is a lawyer by training and will be taking over from Kenyan national Mukami Kariuki who officially finishes her tour of duty this week.

The global monetary fund organization announced the changes in a letter dated 28 July 2021 addressed to “all diplomatic missions and “international organizations” in Zimbabwe.

“The World Bank Country Office in the Republic of Zimbabwe presents its compliments to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade in the Republic of Zimbabwe, and has the honor to inform that Ms. Rosemary Mukami Kariuki, World Bank Country Manager for Zimbabwe, will complete her assignment on July 31,2021.

“The World Bank Country Office in the Republic of Zimbabwe would also like to inform the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Trade in the Republic of Zimbabwe, all Diplomatic Missions and Organizations accredited to the Republic of Zimbabwe, that Ms. Marjorie Mpundu, is the Country Manager for Zimbabwe with effect from August 1, 2021,” the global bank announced.

Outgoing manager, Ms Kariuki appreciated the organization for the support during her time in the southern African country.

“In completing her duties, Ms. Kariuki would like to express her sincere appreciation for the strong relations, cooperation, and partnership between the World Bank and all its partners in Zimbabwe,” discloses the letter.

The global bank also affirmed its commitment to working with the government and various groups in achieving developmental goals.

“The World Bank Country Office in the Republic of Zimbabwe avails itself of this opportunity to renew to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade in the Republic of Zimbabwe, all Diplomatic Missions and Organizations accredited to the Republic of Zimbabwe, the assurances of its highest consideration,” the statement reads.

24 COMMENTS

  1. Congratulations ba Majorie and all the best in your new appointment! Let’s hope you’re doing the right thing there by negotiating better terms for African countries. Yours and other competent brains are needed at BOZ to help manage Zambia’s finances.

  2. Way to go. May God open more doors in your life. If you can see it in your mind, you can have.

  3. Meanwhile in Zambia we have Christopher Mvunga as BOZ Governor an accountant and seasoned hardcore drunkard.

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  4. Well done, Zambians are high flyers except in the political field where we have been a disaster and failing to use our God given resources to move people out of poverty. Very disappointed with Presidential debates on Diamond TV this evening, only Highvie Hamududu was more organized and you could tell that he knows what he is talking about, I hope he has a following though, but very level minded with the correct temperament for a leader, the UNIP aspirant body language very dead, a guy called Enock Tonga only has corruption on his lips, no message at all, a country is much more complex than corruption only

  5. But you are posting a comment so that same people you call ifipuba can like your comment though they have never seen you walk or heard yor voice? Kkkkkkk

  6. Thank you for representing us very well unlike the f00Iish upnd diaaporans who are embarrassing us there abroad by being leeches on foreign governments. Most of them don’t work there abroad or if they do, they are doing menial jobs like wiping old whlte mbuyas backsides.

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  7. World Bank doing what it knows best in Africa. Congratulations but never ever stop looking on which Continent you are and don’t forget their bigger agenda which is to pull us down.

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  8. Congrats majo.So zambia has capable people to take up these
    High posts in other countries. And
    Yet here we bring in old retired
    People to take up positions in our
    Financial and other institutions. Why can’t zambia benefit from its
    Own highly qualified staff?

  9. And the stup.id hichilema thinks Zambians can’t manage to run businesses,Banks,Mines etc shameful on hichilema the chief of privatization… Anyway Madam congratulations and thank you for proving hichilema wrong, that hypocritical liar.

  10. A stunning resume:
    LLB from UNZA in 1995
    LLM in Trade and Tax Law from University of Manchester, UK in 2001
    LLM in International Law from Cornell University, USA in 2005
    With the World Bank Group since 2005

  11. It’s great but really our friends celebrate appointments as head of organisations…our nation is deprived of any zedian heading anything of significance…we celebrate cv is basic

  12. Smart, beautiful and Zambian! Appreciated by an International Organisation. Way to go, Zambian girl child!

  13. IF THIS YOUNG LADY IS BROUGHT TO JAMBIA SHE WILL JUST BE DENTED CAREER WISE BETTER WHERE SHE IS. WHERE IS THIS LADY MAMA DORICA BANDA? AS CHRIS MVUNGA DESPITE LOVING HIS BOTTLE THE FELLOW IS HARD WORKING AND DOES NOT LEAVE PAPERS PENDING IN HIS TRAY. AT ONE POINT I WORKED AND REPORTED DIRECT TO HIM AT DEVCORP BUSINESS CONSULTANTS. HE IS ALWAYS CONDMNED BECAUSE HIS LINKS TO PF. PA ZED PROBLEM SHALLOW MINDEDNESS. HOWEVER I WISH MARJORI MPUNDU THE BEST IN HER NEW APPOINTMENT BUT SHOULD VISIT HOME EVERY NOW AND THEN. KEEP IT UP.

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