Electric Minibus Taxis: The Challenges And Gains Facing Cape Town’s Transition
The Oasis Reporters April 19, 2026 MJ (Thinus) Booysen, Stellenbosch University and Joshua Sello, Stellenbosch University
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Love, Grace And World Peace: How An African Saint Has Shaped Pope Leo’s Worldview
The Oasis Reporters April 16, 2026 Catherine Conybeare, Bryn Mawr College Pope Leo XIV’s
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China’s Africa Strategy Is Shifting And Iran Conflict Will Speed It Up
The Oasis Reporters April 16, 2026 Lauren Johnston, University of Sydney The global geoeconomic volatility
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China’s Military Support For Somalia Is On The Rise – What Taiwan And Somaliland Have To Do With It
The Oasis Reporters April 16, 2026 Brendon J. Cannon, Khalifa University China recently
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Mozambique Relies On Rwanda’s Troops To Fight Terrorism: What Happens If They Leave?
The Oasis Reporters April 15, 2026 Kaitlyn Rabe, The Ohio State University Rwanda has
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Technology To Protect South Africa’s Oceans: Experts Find That A Data‑driven Monitoring System Is Paying Off
The Oasis Reporters April 15, 2026 A fishing boat launching into South African waters at
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Disputes Over Africa’s Ocean Resources: Here’s What Could Help Avoid Them
The Oasis Reporters April 15, 2026 Elizabeth Selig, Stanford University; Adelina Maria Mensah, University of
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Kenyans Are Encouraged To Work Abroad, But Protection Rights Remain Weak – New Research
The Oasis Reporters April 15, 2026 Jonathan Presley, University of Amsterdam and Evelyn Ersanilli,
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Trump’s Exchange With Pope Leo Reflects Deep‑rooted Tensions Between The Vatican And The United States: 4 Essential Reads
The Oasis Reporters April 14, 2026 Pope Leo XIV speaks to journalists aboard his flight
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Africa Is Losing Health Workers When It Can Least Afford To – A Pattern Rooted In Colonial History
The Oasis Reporters April 13, 2026 Danica Sims, University of Oxford Africa has
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