When Bad Rulers Go, Do Their Families Face Justice And Is There Reform? Six African Case Studies
The Oasis Reporters November 9, 2026 Michael Asiedu, University of St.Gallen When authoritarian rule
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South Sudan Wants To Hold Elections In December: 3 Major Obstacles And Some Ways Around Them
The Oasis Reporters November 8, 2026 Jan Pospisil South Sudan is scheduled to
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Algeria Is Sending Troops To Niger For The First Time In Decades – What’s At Stake
The Oasis Reporters November 9, 2026 Lotfi Sour, Université Mustapha Stambouli de Mascara Algeria
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Climate Change And Funding Cuts Threaten Malaria Targets: What SADC Countries Can Do
The Oasis Reporters November 9, 2026 Jaishree Raman, National Institute for Communicable Diseases Malaria
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COP 31: West Africa’s Climate Plans Put A Price On Ruined Roads And Crops – How To Add Invisible Losses
The Oasis Reporters November 9, 2026 Olasunkanmi Habeeb Okunola, United Nations University
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Why Trump, Xi, And Putin Can’t Carve Up The World Like The ‘Big Three’ Leaders Of 1945
The Oasis Reporters November 8, 2026 Nicholas Westcott, SOAS, University of London
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What The US Midterms Result Means For The Ukraine War
The Oasis Reporters November 8, 2026 Michael Cox, London School of Economics
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JD Vance Singled Out Iran War For Midterm Rout – He Didn’t Say What Should Happen Next In Conflict
The Oasis Reporters November 8, 2026 Iranians at a pro-regime rally in Tehran’s Enqelab
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Pope Leo’s Trip Is A Homecoming To Peru – Where Debate Over Liberation Theology Roiled The Church During His Early Years As A Priest
The Oasis Reporters November 8, 2026 A mototaxi drives past a banner of Pope Leo
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South Africans Living Through Water Cuts Blame Corruption And Neglect, Not Just Broken Pipes – Study
The Oasis Reporters November 7, 2026 Anthony Kaziboni, University of Johannesburg Going
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