AGOA’s problem lies in the dependency it creates for many African nations.
The Business Licensing Bill adds a new layer of control in an environment that already discourages enterprise.
Most epilepsy patients fall and rise on their own and continue suffering till the end of their lives.
With no formal settlement plan at Sabon Birnin, displaced families began occupying public schools, motor parks, and abandoned buildings. These spaces were never designed for habitation.
Recently, bandits have launched a series of violent raids across rural communities in Kwara state. Their violent activities have begun driving away locals from their farms.
Studies show rain-fed agriculture could drop by 20 percent in productivity over the next decade if adaptive technologies like solar irrigation are not widely adopted.
This year, The Liberalist will be more intentional about humanising pro-freedom stories than ever before.
The year 2025 revealed how poor policy implementation undermined security, economy, and governance.
As the year comes to a close, The Liberalist reflects on the major events that shaped the state of press freedom in Africa
ECOWAS plans to slash aviation taxes from 2026 in a bid to cut airfares, boost regional mobility, and revive economic integration across West Africa.
Children who lose their parents to Nigerian terrorists are struggling to survive without education. Their future is lost in violence amid hunger and starvation.
Persistent political repression and weak governance across Africa are creating conditions that embolden militaries to intervene in civilian rule.
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