South Africa’s Power Grid Is Under Pressure: The How And The Why
The Oasis Reporters August 9, 2022 Alistair Routledge via GettyImages MJ (Thinus) Booysen, Stellenbosch University
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Internally Displaced Children In Nigeria Need More Protection From The State
The Oasis Reporters August 8, 2022 The Nigerian government need uniform laws to protect children
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Safeguarding Women After Disasters: Some Progress, But Not Enough
The Oasis Reporters August 8, 2022 Women and girls are at high risk of sexual exploitation
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Nigeria Must Rethink Responses To Women Displaced By Boko Haram
The Oasis Reporters August 8, 2022 The Boko Haram crisis has displaced many women who have now made
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It’s Beyoncé’s World. We’re Just Living In It
The Oasis Reporters August 8, 2022 Phoebe Macrossan, University of the Sunshine Coast As Rolling Stone
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Beyoncé Has Helped Usher In A Renaissance For African Artists
The Oasis Reporters August 8, 2022 Beyoncé on stage in South Africa in 2018. Her new album
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Burundi At 60 Is The Poorest Country On The Planet: A Look At What Went Wrong
The Oasis Reporters August 7, 2022 Sorting newly picked coffee beans.Thierry BrŽsillon-GODONG/GettyImages André Guichaoua, Université
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South Africa Needs Stronger Security In Place To Stop The Sabotage Of Its Power Supply
The Oasis Reporters August 4, 2022 EFE-EPA/Kim Ludbrook Sascha-Dominik (Dov) Bachmann, University of Canberra and Dries Putter,
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How Costly Political Realities Undercut Ghana’s Electricity Reforms
The Oasis Reporters August 4, 2022 Ghana has struggled to find balance with its
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Angola’s Eduardo dos Santos: A Divisive Figure In Life – And In Death
The Oasis Reporters August 3, 2022 Jose Eduardo dos Santos.epa-efe/Tiago Claudia Gastrow, University of Johannesburg
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