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Liberty Sphere Conference 2026: The Future of Freedom in Ghana.

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The Liberty Sphere Conference 2026 is a gathering dedicated to advancing the principles of liberty, free enterprise, and responsible leadership in Ghana and beyond. The conference provides a platform for individuals committed to shaping positive social, economic, and policy change through the promotion of individual freedom, innovation, and civic engagement. Bringing together policy researchers, entrepreneurs, […]

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Liberty Sphere 2026 Fundraising Campaign Officially Launched to Empower the Next Generation of Policy Leaders

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Sustainable fundraising remains one of the greatest challenges facing many non-profit organizations and youth-led initiatives in Ghana. While innovative ideas and impactful programmes continue to emerge, limited financial resources often hinder their ability to scale and create lasting change. Building the capacity of young leaders to mobilize resources ethically and effectively has therefore become essential

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Can One Serve Two Nations? The Case of Dual Citizenship, Loyalty, and Leadership and Why Ghanaians Must Have the Final Say.

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Ghana’s 1992 constitution has guided the practice of democracy in Ghana since the Fourth Republic. It has seen the smooth transition of power and governance through democratic elections between two major political parties in nine different general elections.  Just like every constitution in the world, Ghana’s 1992 constitution is not a perfect one. It came

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YAFO Institute Supports Ashanti Regional Minister’s Open-Field Library Initiative with Book Donation

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In a significant show of commitment to literacy and free market education in Ghana, YAFO Institute has donated a collection of books to support the Open-Field Library initiative led by the Ashanti Regional Minister, Hon. Dr. Frank Amoakohene. The presentation was made during a meeting between the Minister and representatives of the Institute, being the

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YAFO Institute Warns Proposed NITA Bill Criminalizes Innovation, Entrepreneurship and Threatens Digital Future of Ghana

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The YAFO Institute is extremely alarmed about the proposed National Information Technology Agency (NITA) Bill, 2025, which contains broad authorities, criminal sanctions, licensing requirements, and anti-market elements. The Bill is one of the most dangerous expansions of state authority over Ghana’s digital economy in recent memory, threatening to undo years of private-sector innovation, entrepreneurial growth,

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Why Every Ghanaian Should Care About Free Speech: An Objectivist Analysis of the Misinformation Bill, Cybersecurity Bill, and Ghana Domain Registry Bill

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Free speech is not merely a political privilege; it is a moral necessity for a free and rational society. In Ghana, where democracy has often been celebrated as one of the strongest in Africa, the protection of free expression is essential for preserving liberty, innovation, accountability, and human progress. Yet recent legislative proposals such as

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Historic Reform: YAFO Institute Commends President Mahama for Ending the Monopoly on Legal Education and Expanding Access to Legal Education in Ghana.

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We extend warm congratulations to His Excellency, President John Dramani Mahama for the bold step to sign the Legal Education Reform Bill (2025) into law. The decision is a game-changing development in Ghana’s legal history, putting an end to almost seven decades of exclusive rights enjoyed in professional legal education by the Ghana School of

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Protectionist Trade Policies in Nigeria: Assessing the Impact of the Shea Nut Export Banand Rice Import Restrictions on Economic Freedom and Market Efficiency

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Authored by Maryam Umar Ayomide Abstract This research examines the consequences of protectionist trade interventions in Nigeria by analysing two critical case studies: rice import restrictions and the 2025 raw shea nut export ban. Utilising a classical liberal framework, the study observes that despite four decades of diverse protectionist measures, including outright bans and high

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Taxation and Economic Freedom: The Impact of Tax Increases on Small and MediumEnterprises in Kantin Kwari Market

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Authored by Mustapha Kameel Aboki Abstract This research examines the relationship between taxation and economic freedom with particular focus on the effects of tax increment on Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) in Nigeria, using Kantin Kwari Market in Kano as a case study. SMEs are widely recognised as the backbone of economic development due to

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Examining the Over-regulation in Nigeria’s Fintech Sector

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Authored by Hafsat Salihu Abstract Nigeria’s financial technology (fintech) sector has experienced rapid acceleration, driven by innovations in digital payments, mobile banking, and diverse financial services. These advancements facilitate seamless transactions and bridge the gap for the unbanked population, positioning fintech as a critical engine for financial inclusion and macroeconomic growth. Despite this expansion, an

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