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Students For Liberty is pleased to announce the finalists for Student, Group, and Event of the Year.
Finalists were selected based on nominations from Executive Boards, Regional Directors, and Staff.
The winner will be selected based on voting from all …
Continue readingOn the 24th of January 2018, Students for Liberty Morocco held their first event at the Arab Center for Scientific Research and Humane Studies in Rabat signifying the establishment of their group within the Students for Liberty network.
The idea …
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Undergraduate students, recent graduates and young professionals can now apply to attend any of 2018 ASFL Leadership Fora across the continent holding from February to March 2018.
ASFL Leadership Fora are avenues to introduce new students to classical liberal ideas, …
Continue readingIn characteristic Kenyan humour, Kenyans on social media described the shutdown of four television stations as an exercise of the long arm of the government. Simply put, the government denied the audience access to information, leaving it with blacked out …
Continue readingPrices, when left alone, “miraculously” direct all resources, including labour and capital, to their most productive uses.
Examine the South African economy to find any activities that are carried out on a basis of voluntary exchange between individuals, under circumstances …
Continue readingLinda speaking at the SFL West African Regional Conference 2016 in Ibadan, Nigeria.
Poverty, literacy rates, and youth unemployment are part of a long list of Africa’s biggest challenges. But at the top of this list is corruption. It sweeps …
Continue readingLast year I had the pleasure of attending the Young African Scholars Colloquium, which took place in Nairobi in October. It was a new initiative of Network for a Free Society(NFS), generously supported by the Goodrich Foundation, to give
…I have long argued (particularly in a 2007 WSJ article ‘Curing the Diseases of Poverty’) that unfortunately for us in poor nations, these health officials are missing the forest for the trees. Inadequate infrastructure, lack of medical professionals, under-funding and …
Continue readingIMANI Africa is pleased to announce that Casely Ato Coleman has been accepted as Fellow with effect from 17th January 2017. Ato joins IMANI with over twenty-two years’ experience in Leadership, Human Resource & Organizational Development from the International …
Continue readingIMANI Africa has been ranked the third best think tank in Sub-Saharan Africa in 2017 among several other accolades by the Think Tanks and Civil Societies Program (TTCSP), University of Pennsylvania.
In 2007, the TTCSP developed and launched a global …
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