Tanzanians Go To The Polls In 2025: President Samia Has Changed The Landscape, But Magufuli’s Legacy Persists
The Oasis Reporters April 23, 2024 Nicodemus Minde, United States International
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Diet And Nutrition: How Well Tanzanians Eat Depends Largely On Where They Live
The Oasis Reporters April 22, 2024 Hannah Ameye, University of Bonn Cities are growing faster
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South Africa’s Twin Malnutrition Challenges: Hunger And Obesity
The Oasis Reporters April 22, 2024 South Africans eat too little fruit and vegetables. Food
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How To End Hunger In Sub-Saharan Africa: Fight Inequality, Gender Imbalances And Climate Change
The Oasis Reporters April 20, 2024 Helen Onyeaka, University of Birmingham A greater
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South Africa’s Power Crisis: Going Off The Grid Works For The Wealthy – But Could Deepen Injustice For The Poor
The Oasis Reporters April 20, 2024 A view of Johannesburg’s Braamfontein district seconds
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South Africa’s Bailout Of Eskom Won’t End Power Cuts: Splitting Up The Utility Can, As Other Countries Have Shown
The Oasis Reporters April 20, 2024 AFP via Getty Images Roy Havemann, Stellenbosch University The announcement
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South Africa’s Electricity Crisis: A Series Of Failures Over 30 Years Have Left A Dim Legacy
The Oasis Reporters April 20, 2024 Mark Swilling, Stellenbosch University In 1994, apartheid ended
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South Africa’s Constitutional Court At 30: A Solid Foundation But Cracks Are Showing
The Oasis Reporters April 18, 2024 Hugh Corder, University of Cape Town South
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East Africa’s ‘Soda Lakes’ Are Rising, Threatening Their Iconic Flamingos
The Oasis Reporters April 18, 2024 Aidan Byrne, King’s College London Huge pink
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Africa’s Most Toxic Lakes Are A Paradise For Fearless Flamingos
The Oasis Reporters April 18, 2024 matthieu Gallet / shutterstock Paul Rose, University of Exeter The
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