Antoinette Monsio Sayeh is Director of the IMF’s African Department. She was formerly Minister of Finance in Liberia and previously worked for the World Bank for 17 years. Before joining the Bank, she worked in economic advisory positions in Liberia’s Ministries of Finance and Planning.
Latest Posts:
- Tackling Inequality in sub-Saharan Africa Could Yield Mileage on Growth
- The African Century
- Infrastructure Investment: Part of Africa’s Solution
- Africa’s Success: More Than A Resource Story
- Africa: Second Fastest-Growing Region in the World
- Time for Change—Shifting Energy Spending in Africa
- Africa and the Great Recession: Changing Times
- Africa’s New Janus-Like Trade Posture
- Shared Frustrations: How to Make Economic Growth in Sub-Saharan Africa More Inclusive
- Beyond Growth: the Importance of Inclusion
- Beyond Growth: the Importance of Inclusion
- Capital Flows to the Final Frontier
- Help in the Neighborhood: ‘Just a Phone Call Away’
- IMF Opens Up: Partnerships with Donors a Win-Win
- Sharing in the Global Upturn—Better Prospects for Africa
- Practicing Safe Borrowing in Low-income Countries
- IMF Helping Africa Through the Crisis
- Supporting an Upswing in Africa Through Good Economic Policies
- Africa and the Global Economic Crisis: Weathering the Storm