920 Million People Could Face Conflict Over The World’s Rivers By 2050: What Our Study Found In Africa
The Oasis Reporters June 27, 2023 The Blue Nile river passes through the Grand Ethiopian
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Turkey-Syria Earthquake: The Scandal Of Not Being Prepared
The Oasis Reporters June 27, 2023 Cleanup of the wreckage of a collapsed building in
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Some Refugee Girls Are Forced Into Early Marriage For Safety – Here’s Why
The Oasis Reporters June 27, 2023 Aisha Hutchinson, King’s College London Rates of child marriage
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Five Questions For African Countries That Want To Build Climate-resilient Health Systems
The Oasis Reporters June 27, 2023 South Sudan has been beset by floods for the past
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Children’s Movement Affects Health And Development But Research Is Lacking In Africa: Here’s Why
The Oasis Reporters June 27, 2023 Shutterstock Catherine Draper, University of the Witwatersrand; Anthony Okely,
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Africa Needs Its Own Credit Rating Agency: Here’s How It Could Work
The Oasis Reporters June 27, 2023 Credit ratings are important for developing economies in Africa.Wikimedia
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Lessons From The UN Peacekeeping Mission In Rwanda, 25 Years After The Genocide It Failed To Stop
The Oasis Reporters June 27, 2023 Family photos of the victims of the 1994 Rwandan
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Why Men Overwhelmingly Wear The UN’s Blue Helmets – A Former US Ambassador Explains Why Decades Of Recruiting Women Peacekeepers Has Had Little Effect
The Oasis Reporters June 27, 2023 Female police officers working with the U.N. peacekeeping
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UN Peacekeeping Missions: How They Work And The Challenges They Face
The Oasis Reporters June 27, 2023 Owen Greene, University of Bradford UN peacekeeping missions
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Military Interventions Have Failed To End DRC’s Conflict – What’s Gone Wrong
The Oasis Reporters June 27, 2023 Soldiers on patrol in Goma, eastern Democratic Republic of Congo, in November
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