Papa N’Diaye

Papa N’Diaye

Papa NDiaye heads the Regional Studies Division in the IMF African Department.

Outlooks / Inflation

Sub-Saharan Africa Outlook: New Shock, Little Room to Maneuver

Papa N’Diaye April 28, 2022

The economic recovery in sub-Saharan Africa surprised on the upside in the second half of 2021, but that progress has been jeopardized this year by the Russian invasion of Ukraine.

Outlooks / Climate policy

Sub-Saharan Africa Outlook: 1 Planet, 2 Worlds, 3 Stories

Papa N’Diaye October 22, 2021

The world remains in the grip of the pandemic and a seemingly accelerating pace of climate change.

Outlooks / Health

Sub-Saharan Africa Outlook: Navigating a Long Pandemic

Papa N’Diaye April 15, 2021

While there are signs of a recovery in advanced economies, sub-Saharan Africa is still in the throes of an unprecedented health and economic crisis.

Outlooks / Health

Sub-Saharan Africa Faced with Regaining Lost Ground

Papa N’Diaye October 22, 2020

The global pandemic has put intense pressure on economies across sub-Saharan Africa.

Outlooks / Health

Sub-Saharan Africa: COVID-19 A Threat to Development

Papa N’Diaye May 12, 2020

Sub-Saharan Africa is facing an unprecedented health and economic crisis that threatens to reverse much of the development progress it's made in recent years. The latest Regional Economic Outlook shows the economy will contract by 1.6 percent this year; the worst reading on record.

Energy / Economic growth

Sub-Saharan Africa's Economic Outlook: Recovery and Rising Risks

Papa N’Diaye October 11, 2018

Oil prices have bounced back somewhat but the IMF's latest Regional Economic Outlook for Sub-Saharan Africa shows why energy exporters shouldn't get too comfortable.

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