South Africa’s Water, Energy And Food Crisis: Why Fixing One Means Fixing Them And All
The Oasis Reporters December 10, 2025 Thulani Ningi, University of Fort Hare; Alois Mugadza,
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South Africa’s Land Bank Can Be Fixed: Change The Funding Model And Narrow The Focus
The Oasis Reporters December 10, 2025 Johann Kirsten, Stellenbosch University and Wandile
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South Africa And Pakistan: Countries Brought To Their Knees By Elite Capture And Economic Paralysis
The Oasis Reporters December 9, 2025 Busani Ngcaweni, University of Johannesburg In the
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Labeling Dissent As Terrorism: New US Domestic Terrorism Priorities Raise Constitutional Alarms
The Oasis Reporters December 9, 2025 A new Trump administration policy threatens to undermine foundational
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Benin’s Failed Coup: Three Factors Behind The Takeover Attempt
The Oasis Reporters December 9, 2025 John Joseph Chin, Carnegie Mellon University Military
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Guinea-Bissau Coup: Election Uncertainty Has Triggered Military Takeovers Before
The Oasis Reporters December 9, 2025 Salah Ben Hammou, Rice
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Africa’s Power Grabs Are Rising – The AU’s Mixed Response Is Making Things Worse
The Oasis Reporters December 9, 2025 Richard Fosu, Monash University Hardly
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Terror Threat In Nigeria: What The Killing Of A General Tells Us About The Fight Against ISWAP
The Oasis Reporters December 9, 2025 Saheed Babajide Owonikoko, Modibbo Adama University
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Gen Musa – Minister Of Defense: A Round Peg In A Round Hole?
The Oasis Reporters December 9, 2025 By Prof M. K. Othman
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Supreme Court’s Decision On Birthright Citizenship Will Depend On Its Interpretation Of One Key Phrase
The Oasis Reporters December 8, 2025 When the justices weigh the arguments, they will
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