The following was written by ASFL executive board member Alex Njeru The tyranny of ideology is real, and perhaps more pronounced in Africa than in any other place in the world. Although […]
Cory Massimino is a Campus Coordinator. When I was about 13 I was suicidal. I was a depressed hermit about to enter high school with almost no friends and even less self-esteem. […]
All too often, critics of libertarianism object to our ideas by pointing out that “humans are social animals.” For example, a recent article at The Raw Story condemns the Bill of Rights […]
The following was contributed by African Students For Liberty Executive Board Chair Emeka Ezeugo “A free people ought not only be armed and disciplined, but they should have sufficient arms and ammunition […]
The following report was submitted by ASFL local coordinator June Moseti The Eastern Africa Policy Centre in collaboration with the Atlas Network and African Students for Liberty held a Freedom and Liberty […]
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Throughout the 1960s, the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) waged a campaign of repression against civil rights activists, including Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. This shameful campaign was recently thrust back into […]
Jeff Berwick of Anarchast interviews Africa Youth Peace Call president Afrikanus Kofi Akosah Adusei from Ghana, topics include: Libertarianism in Africa, Ghana, Nigeria, Anarchism in line with traditions, Libertarianism seen as African […]
The following is a video by South Africa Phumlani Umajozi During South Africa’s platinum miners’ strike that ended in June this year, I was puzzled by union members who suggested they’d rather […]
The following was written by ASFL Executive Board Member Alex Njeru I have taken quite some time to pen this piece, partly because the moral gangs purporting to advocate for a ‘new […]
In the first post of this series, I gave some reasons why libertarians ought to reject the practice of punishment. As an alternative, I suggested that the only proper role of law […]
The following is a guest submission by Phumlani UMajozi During South Africa’s platinum miners’ strike that ended in June this year, I was puzzled by union members who suggested they’d rather be unemployed […]