Ambassador Fulgence Kazaura has been the Chairman of BANK OF AFRICA TANZANIA LTD from the 14th of October 1996. He holds a Bachelors degree in Economics and a Masters of Arts from St. Johns College, Cambridge University (Canterbury) in the United Kingdom. He served as the Ambassador to the European Economic Community (EEC) as well as the Kingdom of Belgium and the Grand Duchy of Luxemburg. He was likewise the Deputy Secretary General of the East African Community Secretariat. He served in various ministries in senior positions as well as Permanent Secretary in three ministries. He is currently the Chancellor of the University of Dar es Salaam and the Chairman of the Board of Tanzania Electric Supply Company (TANESCO).

Apart from his academic and professional experiences, the Ambassador enjoys reading widely and keeping abreast with national and international affairs as well as traveling and exploring the world when time permits in his busy schedule.

Paul Derreumaux grew up in France. He holds a Masters degree in Economics. Mr. Derreumaux is the founding member of the Bank of Africa Group, which started as BOA – Mali in 1982. At a professional level, Mr. Derreumaux has held various positions such as: Counselor at the Ministry of Plan in France, Counselor at the Ivorian Ministry of Plan, Finances and Economy. He was also the official representative of the French Agency for Economic Cooperation. In a different capacity, Mr. Derreumaux served as the Assistant Director of PROMOCI company in Paris in charge of Investment projects in Africa and advising African governments concerning public finances and planning.

Additionally, Mr. Derreumaux held the position of President of the Francophone African Bank Managers, and counselor of the French External Trade Department. In his spare time, Mr. Derreumaux enjoys reading extensively on current affairs, traveling whenever time permits in his busy schedules and engaging with various associations for development initiatives.

OTHER BOARD MEMBERS
Vincent De Brouwer - Belgian | Emmanuel Ole Naiko - Tanzanian | Shakir Merali - Kenyan | Peter Lock - Dutch | M’Fadel El Halaissi - Moroccan | Henri Laloux - Belgian