Almost 300,000 People Now Live In Flood‑prone Areas In The Nepalese Himalayas – New Research
The Oasis Reporters October 15, 2026 AP Tolang / Shutterstock C. Scott Watson, University of
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Sol Plaatje At 150: Why A Pioneering South African Change‑maker Still Inspires Today
The Oasis Reporters October 15, 2026 Janet Remmington, University of York On 9 October 1876, Solomon
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Could A Former IDF Chief Break Benjamin Netanyahu’s Grip On Power In Israel?
The Oasis Reporters October 15, 2026 Isabella Podwinski, The Conversation and Justin Bergman,
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Thabo Mbeki’s Legacy In South Africa: Stronger Government But A Blurred Line Between State And Party
The Oasis Reporters October 15, 2026 Anthony Michael Butler, University of Cape Town Evaluating
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IceCube Is Built On Decades Of Research Into Tiny ‘Ghost Particles’ – But It Was The First To Find Neutrinos Coming From Deep Space
The Oasis Reporters October 15, 2026 The IceCube Neutrino Observatory sits on tons of
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Navi Pillay’s Nobel Peace Prize Is An Example Of How International Law Trumps The Law Of The Jungle
The Oasis Reporters October 15, 2026 Chloé Maurel, Université Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne KEY
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Why Faculty Diversity At Universities Still Lags Far Behind The Changing Demographics Of College Students
The Oasis Reporters October 15, 2026 In 2022, 72% of full-time faculty across universities
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Fidelity Bank Celebrates Beauty Industry Excellence At Beauty In The Motherland Dinner
The Oasis Reporters October 15, 2026 Fidelity Bank Plc reaffirmed its support
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Nigerian Universities On The Rise Again: Salute To The FGN And Academia II
The Oasis Reporters October 15, 2026 By Prof. M.K. Othman As humans, we are forgetful,
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Trump Misses Out On Nobel Prize Again And Imposes New Sanctions On The International Criminal Court. What Does It Mean?
The Oasis Reporters October 14, 2026 Michelle Burgis-Kasthala, La Trobe University Rumours
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