Africa’s New Credit Agency: Why It’s About A Lot More Than Just Ratings
The Oasis Reporters October 6, 2026 Misheck Mutize, University of Cape Town The
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Month: October 2026
Hunter‑gatherer Societies Are Often Put On A Pedestal As Paragons Of Equality – But The Reality Is More Complicated
The Oasis Reporters October 6, 2026 Even in egalitarian societies, people can be unequal
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BYD Is Reshaping Australia’s Car Market. How Did It Get Here?
The Oasis Reporters October 5, 2026 A ship owned and operated by BYD delivers
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Nigeria’s SMEs: Resilient, Essential And In Need Of The Right Partners
The Oasis Reporters October 5, 2026 By Aderonke Oluwadare Nigeria’s micro, small and medium sized
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79 Deaths A Day: South Africa’s Diabetes Crisis Needs A New Strategy
The Oasis Reporters October 3, 2026 Patrick Ngassa Piotie, University of Pretoria Statistics
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The Dawn Of The Age Of The Exoskeleton
The Oasis Reporters October 3, 2026 Ildar Farkhatdinov, King’s College London This year, members
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Has Finance For Green Industry Had An Impact In Africa? What’s Happened In 41 Countries Over 20 years
The Oasis Reporters October 3, 2026 Nara Monkam, University of Pretoria The African continent finds
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Soheila Sokhanvari’s Painstaking Miniatures Memorialise The Stolen Lives Of Iranian Cultural Icons
The Oasis Reporters October 3, 2026 Katayoun Shahandeh, SOAS, University of London A photograph
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South Africa’s Public Service: New Laws Aim To Put Competent People In Charge And Hold Them To Account
The Oasis Reporters October 3, 2026 Busani Ngcaweni, University of Johannesburg South Africa has been on
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From Equations To Instagram Feeds: How ‘Algorithm’ Changed Its Meaning
The Oasis Reporters October 3, 2026 Collagery/Shutterstock Tom Oliver, University of Westminster Algorithms are
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