The following was submitted by ASFL blog team member Babajide Oluwase Out of a population of about 1 billion people, it is not exaggerating to say that majority of Africans are not […]
The following was written by ASFL blog team member Osoteku Demilade While the world is enthralled with the migrant crisis in Europe, the number of homeless people displaced in Nigeria is already […]
The following was contributed by ASFL Programs Associate Chukwuemeka Ezeugo African Students For Liberty will be posting periodic updates of her activities to keep members and partners informed about what the organization […]
The following was written by Michael Howe-Ely and first appeared on the Ineng blog The Independent Entrepreneurship Group (Ineng) and the South African Institute of Race Relations (IRR) had the pleasure of […]
Application to join ASFL blogging team is just a week away! Are you a student or recent graduate interested in gaining writing experience? Would you like to share your opinions and ideas […]
Matthew La Corte recently wrote an article titled “The Radical Case for Pragmatic Libertarianism”, which argued that in order for the radical ideas of individual liberty to ever become a reality, we need […]
The following was written by Pretoria-based ASFL Local Coordinator Martin van Staden Libertarian pioneers were certainly not shortsighted. From general philosophical works like Murray Rothbard’s The Ethics of Liberty to legally-inclined texts […]
The following was contributed by ASFL Local Coordinator Olanrewaju Elufisan Nigeria, Africa’s largest economy and most populated country recently enthroned a new administration at the polls, with President Muhammadu Buhari at the […]
The following was written by Pretoria-based ASFL Local Coordinator Martin van Staden Libertarianism is not a philosophy of appeasement. Unlike our social democratic colleagues, most of us do not dress libertarianism up […]
The following is a guest submission by Phumlani M. UMajozi When Martin Luther King Jr. made the famous I have a dream speech in 1963, he spoke of a country where […]
The following was contributed by ASFL local coordinator Olufemi Ogunjobi President Goodluck Jonathan’s administration ends May 29. It is a day that commemorates the restoration of democracy in Nigeria. Also, the […]
Back in September, Nathan Goodman clarified the idea of “the invisible hand” in response to those who “misconstrue the concept as a form of magical thinking or religious fundamentalism.” Here, I’d like […]