FNF SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA OFFICES

The country’s political stabilisation – after democratically elected President Alassane Ouattara took office in 2011 – permitted the Friedrich Naumann Foundation to recommence its work in Côte d’Ivoire...

In Kenya, the focus of the Foundation’s activities lies on its collaboration with the Inter Region Economic Network (IREN). IREN is a policy think tank that aims to link liberal thinkers in the East Africa region and to promote the joint compilation of developmental strategies...

The Friedrich Naumann Foundation for Freedom organises regular liberalism linked events in Mali, however we currently don't have an office in Mali...

The Friedrich Naumann Foundation for Freedom opened its office in Dakar in 1980 and has been managing its West African projects from this location since 2006. In the political sphere, the FNF collaborates with parties of the country’s so-called “liberal family”...

South Africa’s liberal groupings have historically been united in their rejection of racial discrimination. In 1948, the National Party (NP) government enforced the apartheid system of legal racial segregation in South Africa. In 1953, various liberal groups combined to form the Liberal Party (LP), with a primary emphasis on the protection and extension of civil and political rights such as non-racial universal suffrage...

In East Africa, the Friedrich Naumann Foundation for Freedom has been managing projects in Tanzania and Kenya from 1991...

The Friedrich Naumann Foundation for Freedom has been working in Zimbabwe since 1980. It has witnessed firsthand the dramatic changes that took place in Zimbabwe from the very beginning and supported the work of civil society organisations in times of crisis...