Akara Economics: The national prosperity curriculum, by Stephanie Shaakaa
We have gradually embraced a new economic philosophy, one where the distance between hardship and prosperity is measured not by the strength of our institutions, but by the space between a frying pan, a charcoal grill and a small patch of land behind the house.
Somewhere, one imagines, a confused yam is asking a very reasonable question: “What exactly must I do to receive this level of national attention?
Behind every joke about roasted corn is a trader wondering whether today’s sales will cover tomorrow’s expenses.
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