How We Diagnose And Define Obesity Is Set To Change – Here’s Why, And What It Means For Treatment
The Oasis Reporters January 19, 2025 World Obesity Federation Louise Baur, University of Sydney; John B.
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Heart Attacks And High Blood Pressure Are On The Rise In Africa – What Does Air Pollution Have To Do With It?
The Oasis Reporters January 19, 2025 Marvellous Adeoye, University of Essex; Mariachiara
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What South Korea’s Short-lived Martial Law Says About Nation’s Democracy And The Autocratic Tendencies Of President Yoon
The Oasis Reporters January 19, 2025 A man holds the South Korean flag outside
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What Is A Self-coup? South Korea President’s Attempt Ended In Failure − A Notable Exception In A Growing Global Trend
The Oasis Reporters January 19, 2025 South Korean soldiers try to get into the National
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Giant Freshwater Aquifer In Southern Africa Is Under Threat From Mining
The Oasis Reporters January 19, 2025 Surina Esterhuyse, University of the Free State and
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‛My Father Insisted That I Have The Baby, But Not In His House’ – Kenya’s Teen Mums Lack Support
The Oasis Reporters January 18, 2025 Anthony Idowu Ajayi, African Population
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Madagascar Supports More Unique Plant Life Than Any Other Island In The World – New Study
The Oasis Reporters January 18, 2025 Madagascar is rich in species, including plants.Leamus/iStock/Getty Images
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Breyten Breytenbach: A Masterful Poet, Jailed For His Politics, Who Reimagined South Africa
The Oasis Reporters January 18, 2025 Willie Burger, University of Pretoria Breyten Breytenbach
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What One University’s 30-year Transformation Reveals About Afrikaans And Language Planning In South Africa
The Oasis Reporters January 18, 2025 Rodger Bosch/AFP via Getty Images Lloyd Hill, Stellenbosch
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Mali’s Military Junta Has Made Homosexuality A Crime – What The New Law Says
The Oasis Reporters January 18, 2025 Christophe Broqua, Centre national de la
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