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In Morocco, where women make up just 22% of the workforce, a nonprofit is changing lives through culinary education. Over 350 women have learned to cook their way to independence, with 87% now employed and earning up to five times more.
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Leon Louw founded South Africa's Free Market Foundation after witnessing police kill a street vendor in the 1960s. His five-decade journey from communist to constitutional architect proves fighting poverty transcends political labels.
Nearly 1.5 million Argentines purchased US dollars on the official market after the government lifted restrictions last April, signaling growing economic confidence. The $26 billion in purchases marks a historic shift for a country long constrained by currency controls.
After five years of Monday closures, Nigeria's Onitsha Main Market buzzed with business as traders defied intimidation and reopened their shops. Governor Soludo walked the market aisles himself, celebrating with cheering vendors who reclaimed their right to earn a living. #
After years of losing business to forced Monday closures, traders at Nigeria's Onitsha Main Market are pledging to reopen every Monday in a bold stand for economic freedom. The move could revive commerce across the entire Southeast region.
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A new biography explores Leon Louw, the libertarian thinker whose bold economic blueprint helped shape South Africa's Constitution 40 years ago. As the nation faces fresh challenges, his ideas about freedom and enterprise are finding new relevance.