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AFRICAN RESEARCH JOURNAL OF ECONOMIC FREEDOMVOLUME 1, NO 1 / ISSN 3137-0276
AFRICAN RESEARCH JOURNAL OF ECONOMIC FREEDOMVOLUME 1, NO 1 / ISSN 3137-0276
This study proposes a concrete policy architecture based on three interlocking mechanisms: pure performance-based pay with zero fixed salaries, progressive detaxation of productive activity, and systematic deregulation. It introduces strict personal liability rules for politicians—public debt must be cleared within…
POLICY RECOMMENDATION This policy study proposes an integrated reform package for Uganda centered on armed neutrality, responsible civilian firearms ownership, physical and nutritional readiness, and the development of high-skill private security and elite protective services. Drawing on East African historical…
Comparative institutional analysis of Iberia (Spain and Portugal) and Uganda. The study shows how high taxation, regulatory density, fiat expansion, and official narratives have produced fertility collapse, rural demographic hollowing, labor-market distortions, monoculture preference over cattle on continuous grass, and…

POLICY PAPERIn a world where major powers (USA, China, India, Russia, and the EU/UK) are trapped in unsustainable debt-driven models, Uganda and Rwanda have a historic opportunity to accelerate prosperity. This strategic policy paper analyzes the global and African context…

POLICY STUDYThis interdisciplinary policy study makes the case for graduated civilian firearms reform in Uganda. It argues that a well-educated and well-armed population is safer and more prosperous than one that remains largely disarmed under a restrictive licensing regime. Combining…

Thoughts on our study Facetism vs Systemic Research Failures: Independent, Result-Driven, and Implementable Knowledge AFODIresearch Kampala, Uganda11 August 2026 Research exists for one practical reason: to produce knowledge that improves the chances of successful action, so it is very tightly…