Sudan’s Bloody Reckoning. Can al-Burhan and Hemeti Put Down The Guns, Please? Civilians Are Hurting
The Oasis Reporters April 18, 2023 Smoke has been billowing over
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How A South African Community’s Request For Its Genetic Data Raises Questions About Ethical And Equitable Research
The Oasis Reporters April 17, 2023 Many researchers are interested in the genetic
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South Africans Have Starkly Unequal Access To A Healthy Diet – The Solution Requires Tackling Deep-seated Historical Injustice
The Oasis Reporters April 17, 2023 shutterstock Brittany Kesselman, University of Cape Town South Africa has
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The Vatican Just Renounced A 500-year Old Doctrine That Justified Colonial Land Theft … Now What? — Podcast
The Oasis Reporters April 17, 2023 Boké Saisi, The Conversation
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Fairtrade: Study Finds Premium Label Does Not Always Benefit Workers On South African Wine Farms
The Oasis Reporters April 16, 2023 shutterstock. Sally Matthews, Rhodes University
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The War On Tigray Wiped Out Decades Of Environmental Progress: How To Start Again
The Oasis Reporters April 15, 2023 Farmland razed by Eritrean soldiers at a
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Few Of South Africa’s Chartered Accountants Are Black: Hearing Their Stories Suggests What To Fix
The Oasis Reporters April 15, 2023 There are ways to make the path to a chartered accountancy qualification less
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Does Democracy Fuel Corruption? Most Ghanaians Don’t Think So
The Oasis Reporters April 14, 2023 The High Court in Accra, Ghana’s capital.
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Community Health Workers In Ethiopia Set Out To Promote Health – In The Process They’ve Empowered Girls In Other Ways Too
The Oasis Reporters April 14, 2023 GPE/Midastouch William Rudgard, University
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Only 1 In 3 Girls Makes It To Secondary School In Senegal: Here’s Why And How To Fix It
The Oasis Reporters April 14, 2023 The reasons that explain why girls don’t get into secondary begin in primary
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