Liberty Sparks is a nonprofit Think Tank focused on promoting and improving individual understanding of economic, social and political liberty Operating in Tanzania, Uganda and Kenya.
In many parts of Sub-Saharan Africa, women, despite being...
Introduction Fraser Institute report (2021), the index published in...
Tanzania achieved a lower-middle-income economy status in July 2020,...
The Government of Tanzania released a public notice to...
Doing Business measures aspects of business regulation affecting small...
This paper in response to combatting paternalistic lifestyle regulations...
2025
Exploring Freedom, Trade, and Development in East Africa – Sauti Second Edition Highlights
2026
Report ya Ukaguzi wa Uhuru wa Kiuchumi Tanzania 2025
2024
SAUTI’s 1st Edition
2024
Free Trade in the Precolonial Era: Implications for the Implementation of the AfCFTA in Cameroon
By Muoki Musila “We Have no Money” Excuse Recently, I had argued that Africa’s development model has a sequencing problem where we sent presidents to Beijing, Baku, and Davos to hunt for capital before considering a count of
Uhuru wa kiuchumi wa Tanzania upo katika hatua nyeti. Wakati nchi nyingine zinafungua mianya kwa masoko huru na ubunifu wa sekta binafsi, Tanzania imeelekea zaidi kwenye mfumo unaodhibitiwa na serikali. Hali hii inaonekana wazi katika Ripoti ya Uhuru wa Kiuchumi
By Muoki Musila As protests disrupted transport systems across Kenya over rising fuel prices, President William Ruto was in Baku, Azerbaijan pursuing long-term productive capital, an attribute rarely prioritized in Africa with the right ambition and urgency. Ruto looked to
Not a member yet? Register now
Are you a member? Login now