Tourists Are Returning To South Africa – But The Sector Will Need To Go Green To Deal With The Country’s Electricity Crisis
The Oasis Reporters November 12, 2023 If South Africa wants to keep its tourism
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South Africa’s Wage Gap Is Huge: Why Companies Should Report What CEOs And Workers Earn
The Oasis Reporters November 12, 2023 Imraan Valodia, University of the Witwatersrand and
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Air Pollution And Temperature: Bad For Your Heart And Blood Vessels
The Oasis Reporters November 11, 2023 Surfers walk on the beach while the fire
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Nyege Nyege Music Festival In Uganda Continues Despite Terror Warnings – And With Less Pressure From Morality Police
The Oasis Reporters November 11, 2023 Amos Ochieng, Makerere University First staged
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Kora: In Search Of The Origins Of West Africa’s Famed Stringed Musical Instrument
The Oasis Reporters November 11, 2023 Eric Charry, Wesleyan University “How come we’ve
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My Parents Are From Two Different African Countries: Study Shows How This Shapes Identity
The Oasis Reporters November 9, 2023 Akosua Keseboa Darkwah, University of Ghana and Geraldine
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South Africa’s Universities Aren’t Training Future Civil Servants For What The Country Needs
The Oasis Reporters November 9, 2023 Mashupye Herbert Maserumule, Tshwane University of Technology; Busani
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British King Acknowledges Colonial Atrocities In Kenya – Here’s What Could Happen Next
The Oasis Reporters November 7, 2023 Tonny Raymond Kirabira, University of Portsmouth On his
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Pollen In Pee: Fossilised Urine From A Small African Mammal Helps Us Understand Past Environments
The Oasis Reporters November 6, 2023 The lessons pollen can teach us
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South Africa’s Great White Sharks Are Changing Locations – They Need To Be Monitored For Beach Safety And Conservation
The Oasis Reporters November 6, 2023 Alison Kock, South African Institute for Aquatic
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