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Botswana’s development model: The case for an African Classical Liberal Tradition (2)

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August 16, 2018

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Whereas poverty was conceived of on Marxist terms during the proxy battles of Western versus Soviet influence at independence, several local African thinkers resisted the ideas of Marxism and its offshoots of Afro-socialism. It is not …

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Botswana’s development model: A case for African Classical Liberal Tradition (1)

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August 14, 2018

During a recent visit to Washington D.C., I briefed several foundations, members of Congress and think tanks: South Africa and Zimbabwe’s challenges have recently come to the fore, in light of eroding property rights and election issues respectively.

Amidst the …

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