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… Continue readingIMANI CENTER FOR POLICY AND EDUCATION NAMED FINALIST FOR 2017 TEMPLETON FREEDOM AWARD
“IMANI demonstrates the vital role that civil society organizations can play in making government leaders more accountable to citizens,” said Atlas Network CEO Brad Lips. “Its IMANIFesto
Laws are instituted to serve as compass for the relationship of man with fellow humans and his environment. Upon these legal frameworks are built social, political and economic policies for the advancement of societies and the human race. When development …
Continue readingEntrepreneurship is an important factor in the development of any nation. Entrepreneurs are responsible for taking calculated risks that open up doors to progressively higher levels of economic growth. If it were not for them, the world would never have …
Continue readingGrowing up in Nigeria without a silver spoon, I was taught that success depends on hard work and immersed effort, hence, I was poised to start young, excelling academically amidst stiff but healthy competition from classmates and friends in all …
Continue readingAfrican Students For Liberty (ASFL) is thrilled to announce its 2017 Regional Conferences between October and November 2017 with the theme “Creating Wealth through Free Markets” in Kenya, Nigeria, and Tanzania.
African Students For Liberty is a continent-wide organization that …
Continue readingStudents For Liberty is the largest student movement for liberty in the world! We are a movement of young advocates for liberty and free markets. This year African Students For Liberty shall host a series of conferences between October and …
Continue readingAngola goes to the polls on Wednesday in a historic election marking the end of President Jose Eduardo dos Santos’ 38-year reign, with his party set to retain power despite the country’s economic crisis.
The MPLA (People’s Movement for the …
Continue readingInvestment inflows into Nigerian economy surged by 95 percent or $884.1 million in the second quarter on 2017 as portfolio investors, particularly, showed confidence in the country still battling economic downturn.
The National Bureau Statistics (NBS) estimates that total investment …
Continue readingNigerians spend more than $1.2 billion each year to pay bribes to public officials, a new survey by the country’s statistics office has said. The National Bureau of Statistics in its report titled “Corruption in Nigeria, Bribery: Public Experience and
Private schools in Rwanda face an uncertain future amid dwindling admissions as learners increasingly enrol in public schools. Desperate proprietors who face closure of their institutions are now asking the government to sponsor students in private schools at public rates.
