Bio: Aimable Manirakiza has a degree in International Relations and very soon will hold a Bachelor's degree in Political Science Geostrategic at the Light University of Bujumbura. Aimable is passionate about freedom through peaceful social change in his country since the crisis that shook Burundi in 2015. Aimable is enamored by libertarian ideas when participating for the first at the second conference of the ASFL in KENYA in May 2015. Aimable founded SFL Burundi in 2016 with 10 SFL Clubs in 10 Universities. Aimable currently helps to promote the ideas of a free society in Rwanda, the Democratic Republic of Congo, Togo and other francophone African countries.

Favorite Figures in Liberty: Tom G. Palmer, David Boaz, Eammon Butler, F.A Hayek and Frederic Bastiat
On Students For Liberty: SFL embodies many leaders that the world needs to change and being part of this unique platform of young leaders of freedom is a unique experience that I have had in my life. Let us also note that in front of freedom leader, SFL allowed me to realize my dream of a new Burundi in particular and a better world in general.

Khalil Dekiki is a 25-year long libertarian and cultural activist. Other than being a Ph.D. in economics student, Khalil is also the president of the Great debaters Morocco and the North Africa director of the African Students for liberty, he's also known for conducting cultural projects events and training's for youth in the Mena region. 

In 2016 he was selected among the top 10 of the Mena young future opinion leaders due to his good participation in live TV debates facing known Arab figures and politicians and advocating for a new liberty and human rights atmosphere for the Mena region.

Moronfolu Adeniyi is a drug policy advocate and currently a front-runner in national drive on drug policy reforms in Nigeria and presently the National coordinator for Students for sensible policy in Nigeria, A young African who believes in the ideas of liberty with a special interest in free markets which he regards as the precursor towards a stable economy, he promotes mutual respect amongst students in Africa, promotes the ideas of liberty where he grooms students and peers towards a better and freer society. Currently, ASFL West African Regional Director, Moronfolu has organized series of outreaches and started pro-liberty chapters across the region.

Nicholas Woode-Smith is a student at the University of Cape Town with majors in Politics, Philosophy and Economic History. He is an avid Libertarian writer and activist. He became a Local Coordinator in 2015. In 2016, he became the Regional Coordinator for Southern Africa.

Nicholas co-founded the Rational Standard in 2016 to provide a libertarian alternative to the mainstream left-wing media in South Africa. He currently serves as a writer and director for the site. Nicholas also writes fiction and has finished two novels, Fall of Zona Nox and Cape Zero.

Stacey Nduta is a student of Maseno university in her final year studying BSc in Pharmaceutical Science. She was introduced to liberty by a former Local Coordinator, Njue Duncan in 2014. Her interest in liberty has allowed her to broaden her scope of study from health science to the importance of how people relate or understand and exercise their liberty. She has founded chapters not only in Maseno University but assisted set up in other varsities within the Western region of Kenya. She now coordinates activities of Uganda, Kenya and Tanzania.