Trade Order Enforcement, Informality, and Women’s Economic Agency in Uganda
Uganda Trade Order Policy Brief reveals that harsh city cleanups in Uganda are destroying the livelihoods of women street vendors. Instead of using force, cities should provide safe kiosks, fair trading rules, and affordable starter licenses. This protects family incomes while keeping public spaces clean and organized through cooperation rather than punishment.
The Land Rights Struggle and The Limit on Women’s Economic Prosperity in Northern Nigeria
The restrictions on land ownership for women in Gombe State are not isolated occurrences but are indicative of a broader systemic failure that hinders economic development.