Student Teachers In South Africa Choose Comfort Over Challenge In Practical Placements: But There’s A Hidden Cost
The Oasis Reporters January 16, 2026 Clive Jimmy William Brown, Cape Peninsula University of
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Another War In The Horn Of Africa Would Be Disastrous For One Of The World’s Most Repressive Nations
The Oasis Reporters January 15, 2026 Independence Day celebration in Eritrea in 2023.
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Israel’s Recognition Of Somaliland Is About Political Alliances, Not Legal Principles
The Oasis Reporters January 15, 2026 Alemayehu Weldemariam, Indiana University Israel’s decision to recognise
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The Making And Breaking Of Uganda: An Interview With Scholar Mahmood Mamdani
The Oasis Reporters January 14, 2026 Mahmood Mamdani, Columbia University In his latest book, Slow Poison: Idi
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High Cholesterol And Insulin Resistance Are Rising Among Young South Africans – What That Means For Public Health
The Oasis Reporters January 13, 2026 Themba Titus Sigudu, University of the Witwatersrand
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Mangrove Loss Is Making The Niger Delta More Vulnerable: We Built A Model That Can Track How The Forests Are Doing
The Oasis Reporters January 13, 2026 Chinomnso Onwubiko, University of Cape Coast Rivers
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Africa’s Climate Finance Rules Are Growing, But They’re Weakly Enforced – New Research
The Oasis Reporters January 12, 202 Paola D’Orazio, IÉSEG School of Management
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Nigeria And South Africa Plan To Boost Fossil Fuel Production, Risking Their Climate Change Pledges
The Oasis Reporters January 12, 2026 Emily Ghosh, Stockholm Environment Institute and Derik
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Nigeria Has A High Poverty Rate – What This Has To Do With Ethnic Conflicts
The Oasis Reporters January 7, 2026 Tolu Olarewaju, Keele University; University of
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Donald Trump’s Diaspora Remittance Tax Takes Effect, But May Not Significantly Affect Nigerian Families
The Oasis Reporters January 7, 2026 Gross mismanagement and sheer
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