South Africa’s Power Blackouts: Solutions Lie In Solar Farms And Battery Storage At Scale, And An End To State Monopoly
The Oasis Reporters June 3, 2023 Protestors take to the streets in Johannesburg,
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West African Countries Show How Decades Of Working Together Build Peace, And Stop Wars Breaking Out
The Oasis Reporters June 1, 2023 From left; Prime Minister of
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African States Need A Vision For Relations With The Indo-Pacific
The Oasis Reporters June 1, 2023 Shutterstock Yu-Shan Wu, University of
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Free Secondary Education In African Countries Is On The Rise – But Is It The Best Policy? What The Evidence Says
The Oasis Reporters June 1, 2023 Africa’s secondary school enrolment rates still lag far behind
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Sudan Conflict: Why A Humanitarian Truce Is Proving So Hard To Secure – And What That Means For People On The Ground
The Oasis Reporters June 1, 2023 Nonhlanhla Dube, Lancaster University Reports out
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Peace In Sudan Depends On Justice For The Darfur Genocide
The Oasis Reporters June 1, 2023 Sudan’s Omar al-Bashir (left) and Mohamed Hamdan
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Darfur: Tracing The Origins Of The Region’s Strife And Suffering
The Oasis Reporters June 1, 2023 Sudanese protesting against the conflict in
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Ethiopia: How A Lucky Village In Tigray Survived The Devastating War
The Oasis Reporters May 31,2023 Dabba Selama and its surroundings.Courtesy of authors Jan Nyssen,
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Is The Resource Curse Hard-baked Into African Economies? China’s Approach Hints That It May Not Be
The Oasis Reporters May 31, 2023 Resource rich African countries do not have to fall victim to the resource
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China In Africa: Kenya Railway Study Shows Investment Projects Aren’t A One-way Street
The Oasis Reporters May 31, 2023 Yasuyoshi Chiba/AFP via Getty Images Gediminas Lesutis,
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