The city of Lusaka was vital in hosting the 2026 LibertyCon Africa, an event convened by Africa Students for Liberty to promote techliberty, economic prosperity, and free market solution across Africa. The event brought together more than hundred participants including thought leaders, think tank and business founders, community leaders, youth advocates, civil actors, students and […]
During the past 12 months, YAFO Institute has driven good initiatives and impact in promoting free market and civil liberty ideals. From policy dialogues to the monthly liberty guardian newsletter to the liberty Sphere 2025, we can say that the institute has been very active throughout the year. Behind these impacts and works are individuals, organizations
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The Liberty Sphere 2025, held by the YAFO Institute in Ghana, brought together a vibrant group of young leaders committed to expanding freedom, innovation, and market-based solutions to challenges of society. The Battle Grounds Policy Pitch Competition was at the center of this flagship and transformative event, providing participants with the opportunity to submit bold,
A two-day dynamic policy grounds training aimed at equipping participants with theoretical, foundational, and essential practical skills in advancing liberty and free market ideals. This was on the 10th and 11th of September. With 25 participants, among them were students, liberty enthusiasts, workers and people of various professions, eager gain more insights in free market ideals, the
The Liberty Sphere Conference 2025, held on September 12th, 2025, at the Anagkazo Campus in Aburi, brought together changemakers, thought leaders, students, researchers, and journalists with a shared mission — to promote liberty, innovation, and personal freedom in Ghana. The conference served as a platform for participants to gain insights into entrepreneurial opportunities, funding sources,
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Ghana’s business environment has become increasingly challenging, especially for small and medium enterprises (SMEs) that form the backbone of the economy. Rising inflation, currency depreciation, high taxes, and limited access to financing have created significant obstacles for entrepreneurs striving to sustain and grow their businesses. In the face of these difficulties, adopting innovative technologies has
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The Heroes of Liberty Dinner and Awards Night (HOLDA 2024), held at Aya HQ in Abokobi-Accra, marked the beginning of an important annual tradition that honors individuals and organizations that promote liberty in Ghana. The inaugural edition was not just a celebration of greatness, but also a chance to give back to the community. Earlier
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The YAFO Institute’s President, Mr. Nathaniel Dwamena, led the staff and volunteers on a visit to the House of Mercy Orphanage Home in Abokobi, Greater Accra Region, on Saturday, December 21, 2024, at around 10:00 a.m. We were greeted and welcomed by Madam Priscilla Tetteh Doku, who was later joined by Reverend William Tetteh Doku,
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On October 10, 2024, the YAFO Institute hosted a significant event at the Charleston Hotel in Tesano, Accra—the Free Senior High School (S.H.S) Policy Reform Dialogue. The gathering aimed to bring together key stakeholders to critically discuss the impact of Ghana’s Free S.H.S policy on household poverty and suggest necessary reforms to tackle some unintended
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This article highlights key points from the fourth edition of the YAFO Institutes 2024 policy dialogue series focused on Ghana’s unemployment challenge and strategies to support entrepreneurs and retain talent for development. It was organized by YAFO Institute, an independent public research organization or think-tank with the core aim of promoting libertarian ideas and free
