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The Eastern Africa Policy Centre (EAPC) is a new regional think-tank that seeks to promote and disseminate Free Market ideas and the philosophy of Liberty within the Eastern African region. The immediate goal of the Centre is to …
Continue readingOne of the smart ways to save time and scarce resources yet get optimal result is by investing in activities, initiatives and schemes that are designed to bring about multiple ripple effect and outcomes. And that’s exactly what you get …
Continue readingCapitalism as a natural economic order has a huge resemblance with the human nature. I say so because basically it is designed to thrive based on competition and individual self interest, which are both natural phenomenon to man.
Self interest …
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“There is nothing like free lunch.” Yes this is a statement which most of the developed countries use. That is why the citizens of these countries spend most of their time working; producing goods and services of all kinds. …
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I am in Tanzania; I am seeing young aspirational Africans, just like myself. Apart from my Kenyan Swahili, which by the way is heavily adulterated with slang, you cannot pick me out as a foreigner. Isn’t it amazing, …
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It is really invigorating to read the comments of the South African Minister of International Relations and Cooperation, Maite Nkoana-Mashabane, and Namibian Minister of Foreign Affairs Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah, who this week correctly highlighted the need to 'work
At 27, Colonel Muammar Ghaddafi came to power in 1969 as military officer intent on introducing reforms to the state plagued by the burden of conservatism. He had socialist leanings and ensured education was free and primary education was compulsory …
Continue readingIt is widespread in Nigeria to find hundreds into thousands of young people in our institutions of higher learning giving away years of their youth to activities and courses they are basically not passionate about. With Nigeria’s latest unemployment rate …
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I was born in my grandfather’s home, deeply nested in the Laikipia plains, a place where rains often failed and condemned the villagers who either depended on the rain for crop farming or pastoralism. For the large part …
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The Morality of Capitalism, What Your Professors Won’t Tell Youa project of Students For Liberty and the Atlas Network, combines the writings of renowned economists, philosophers, historians, policy experts, and entrepreneurs from around the world to make the …
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