Fighting Climate Change In The Sahel Is Worsening Conflicts – New Research Shows how
The Oasis Reporters February 8, 2026 Folahanmi Aina, SOAS, University of London
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Nigeria’s Open Borders Promised More Trade And Free Movement: But Crossings Are Chaotic And Corrupt
The Oasis Reporters February 8, 2026 John Babalola, University of Lincoln and
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Green Skills To Help Nature Repair Itself Are Scarce: What We’re Doing To Train More Experts In South Africa And Senegal
The Oasis Reporters February 6, 2026 Matthew Weaver, Rhodes University; Sinetemba Xoxo, Rhodes University,
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Colonial Tax Records Hold 3 Lessons For South Africa Today – Economic Historian
The Oasis Reporters February 2, 2026 Johan Fourie, Stellenbosch University In 1825, a tax collector compiling a census in
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Should Private Sector Executives Sit On The Boards Of Non-profits ? There Are Risks And Benefits
The Oasis Reporters February 2, 2026 Ron Soonieus, INSEAD; Agota Szabo, Leiden University, and
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Sustainable Economic Growth In South Africa Will Come From Renewables, Not Coal: What Our Model Shows
The Oasis Reporters February 2, 2026 Andrew Phiri, Nelson Mandela University Coal fired power
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What’s Stopping Sunny South Africa’s Solar Industry? Court Case Sheds Light On The Wider Problem
The Oasis Reporters February 2, 2026 Wikus Kruger, University of Cape
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Israel’s Recognition Of Somaliland: The Strategic Calculations At Play
The Oasis Reporters January 30, 2026 Federico Donelli, University of Trieste Somaliland is not
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Uganda’s Boda-boda Drivers: The Digital Economy Hasn’t Been The Route To Formal Work And Better Protection – Research
The Oasis Reporters January 30, 2026 Rich Mallett, ODI Global Digital labour platforms –
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African Migration: Focusing On Europe Misses The Point – Most People Move Within The Continent
The Oasis Reporters January 30, 2026 Nadine Biehler, German Institute for International and Security
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