Global Carbon Emissions May Have Peaked In 2026 – But Only Time Will Tell
The Oasis Reporters November 11, 2026 Jesse Thompson/Getty Roger Dargaville, Monash University
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We Tracked 20 Years Of Crop Cycles And Protests In Kenya – Unrest Follows A Clear Seasonal Rhythm
The Oasis Reporters November 11, 2026 Nicole Robiro, Goethe University Frankfurt am Main Agricultural
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East Africa’s Migration Story Is Not Just About Europe – What Policymakers Get Wrong
The Oasis Reporters November 11, 2026 Girmachew Adugna, Addis Ababa University Migration from
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Electric Minibus Taxis: The Challenges And Gains Facing Cape Town’s Transition
The Oasis Reporters November 11, 2026 MJ (Thinus) Booysen, Stellenbosch University and Joshua
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Most Uni Students Now Use AI, But That Doesn’t Mean They Like It
The Oasis Reporters November 11, 2026 Xavier Arnau/Getty via Canva, Wikimedia, The Conversation, CC
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AI Has Turned University Assessments Into A ‘Wicked Problem’ – And We Don’t Have All The Answers
The Oasis Reporters November 11, 2026 Pexels, Canva, The Conversation, CC BY-NC Thomas Corbin, Deakin
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The Comedy Of Propaganda And The Tragedy Of Rewarding Terror In A Nation
The Oasis Reporters November 11, 2026 By John Apollos Maton The Difference
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After Midterm Rout, Republicans Can Still Confirm A Supreme Court Justice, But At What Cost?
The Oasis Reporters November 10, 2026 The Supreme Court is seen through a car window
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Why Is Nvidia So Powerful In The AI World, And What Could Jensen Huang’s Scandal Really Cost?
The Oasis Reporters November 10, 2026 Sean Gallup / Getty Images Andrew
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Black Michiganders Helped Push Abdul El‑Sayed To Victory – But The Numbers Show He Was Less Popular With This Key Voting Bloc Than Some Other Democratic Candidates
The Oasis Reporters November 10, 2026 Christine Slaughter, Boston University Progressive Abdul El-Sayed’s victory
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