Ministry of Finance (Liberia)
The Ministry of Finance is a government ministry of the Republic of Liberia. As of 2018, the Liberian Finance Minister is Samuel D. Tweah, who was appointed in January 2018.[1] The minister is appointed by the President of Liberia, with the consent of Senate of Liberia.
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The ministry's offices are located in Broad Street in Monrovia.
The ministry was led by a secretary of the treasury before 1972, and since 1972 minister of finance.
Secretaries of the Treasury
- John N. Lewis, 1848-?[2]
- Stephen Allen Benson, ?-1856[2]
- John C. Chavers, ?-1866-?[2]
- Edward J. Roye, ?-?[3]
- W. H. Lynch, ?-?
- Daniel Beams, ?-1868-1869-?[4]
- B. J. K. Anderson, 1870[4]
- Edward F. Roye, 1871-?[5]
- Frederick Keith Hyde, ?-?[2]
- Henry W. Dennis, 1874-1876[2]
- James T. Wiles, 1876[2]
- John R. Freeman, 1876[2]
- B. J. K. Anderson, 1876-1878[4]
- William H. Roe, 1878-1883[6]
- Moore T. Worrell, 1883-?[6]
- Arthur Barclay, 1896–1900[7]
- Arthur Barclay, 1900–1903
- Daniel Edward Howard, 1904-1912[2]
- Thomas W. Haynes, ?-1912[8][2]
- John L. Morris, 1912-?[8]
- Walter F. Walker, 1917-1920[9]
- J. Jeremiah Harris, 1920-1926-?[2]
- Samuel George Harmon, 1928-?[2][10]
- James F. Cooper, ?-1930[11][2]
- John L. Morris, 1930-?[11][2]
- Gabriel Lafayette Dennis, 1932-1940[12]
- William E. Dennis, 1944-1958[2]
- Charles Dunbar Sherman, 1958-1968[13]
- James Milton Weeks, 1968-1971[2]
- James Milton Weeks, 1971-1972[14]
Ministers of Finance
- Stephen A. Tolbert, 1972-1975[14][2]
- Edwin Williams, 1975-1976[14][2]
- James T. Phillips, 1976-1979[14][2]
- Ellen Johnson Sirleaf, 1979-1980[14][2]
- Perry G. Zulu, 1980-1981[14][2]
- George K. Dunye, 1981[14][2]
- G. Alvin Jones, 1981-1986[14][2]
- Robert C. Tubman, 1986-1987
- John G. Bestman, 1987-1988
- David Farhat, 1988-1989
- Emmanuel Shaw, 1989-1990[15]
- Ellen Johnson Sirleaf, 1990[16]
- Byron Tarr, 1990-1992[14]
- Francis C. Karpeh, 1992-1994[17]
- Wilson Tarpeh, 1994-1995[18]
- Lansana Kromah, 1995-1997[19]
- Elias Saleeby, 1997-1999[14]
- John G. Bestman, 1999[14]
- Milton Nathaniel Barnes, 1999-2002[20]
- Charles Bright, 2002-2003[21]
- Lusine Kamara, 2003-2006
- Antoinette Sayeh, 2006-2008[22]
- Augustine Kpehe Ngafuan, 2008-2012
- Amara Konneh, 2012-2016[23]
- Boima Kamara, 2016-2018[24]
- Samuel D. Tweah since January 2018[25]
References
- "Profile of the Minister". www.mfdp.gov.lr.
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- Stewart, John H. T. (July 25, 2018). "Profile of 2018 National Independence Day Orator, Samuel D. Tweah".
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