The ‘Brussels Effect’ and Imperialism of Expediency
This piece first featured in the IATP’s August newsletter. In an era where Europe obsequiously seeks forgiveness for its colonialContinue Reading
Tag: Free Markets
The Brussels Effect in South African Public Policy: An Imperialism of Expedience?
Summary About the Authors Martin van Staden is the Head of Policy at the Free Market Foundation in South Africa.Continue Reading
How New US Tariffs Could Reshape Zambia’s Exports
The United States implemented a new system of reciprocal tariffs on August 1, 2025. While Zambian exports to the UnitedContinue Reading
Trump’s Tariffs Send a Clear Signal to South Sudan
South Sudan is the world’s youngest nation, having gained independence in 2011. Since then, its economy has been heavily dependentContinue Reading
Trump’s Tariffs to Disrupt Kenya’s Growth
With Donald Trump’s administration allowing a self-imposed trade deadline to expire on August 1st, a cascading effect of new tariffsContinue Reading
Liberty in Burundi
Work is underway to bring freedom and prosperity to one of the poorest countries in the world. The Whetstone Freedom FundContinue Reading
by Alexander C. R. Hammond, Alexander Jelloian, Chris Hattingh, Franck Ndorukwigira, Dr Steve Davies and Franklin Cudjoe
November 6, 2024
Africa’s Free Trading Future: A Comprehensive look at the AfCFTA
New research for the Initiative for African Trade & Prosperity highlights the transformative potential of free trade in Africa.