Zambians Go To Elections Amid Turmoil. What’s At Stake
The Oasis Reporters August 14, 2021 Hakainde Hichilema (C), leader of the Zambia opposition party United Party for National Development.EPA-EFE/NIC
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Africa’s Forced Uniformity And Homogeneity: A White Supremacists Construct, Leading To Genocide And Gender Violence
The Oasis Reporters August 14, 2021 One particular occurrence that breeds genocide, infanticide, ecocide and also wanton rape of women
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Men Unpick South African Racial Stereotyping In Bid To Reclaim Their Identity
The Oasis Reporters August 13, 2021 Men spoke of how crime in the area affected their everyday lives and how
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Comply Or Leave: The Dilemma Facing Humanitarian Agencies
The Oasis Reporters August 12, 2021 Humanitarian agencies are often thrust into the heart of contentious crises without easy or
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South Africa’s Power Generation Plans Are Out Of Date: An Urgent Rethink Is Needed
The Oasis Reporters August 9, 2021 Turbines on a wind farm outside Caledon near Cape Town, South Africa.Photo by Nardus
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In A World First, South Africa Grants Patent To An Artificial Intelligence System
The Oasis Reporters August 7, 2021 “Creativity machines” are capable of independent and complex functioning, so they can invent things.Blue
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Violence In South Africa: An Uprising Of Elites, Not Of The People
The Oasis Reporters August 7, 2021 Trucks and business were looted and burnt during recent riots in South Africa.EPA-EFE/Stringer Steven
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Why Accra’s Property Boom Hasn’t Produced Affordable Housing
The Oasis Reporters August 7, 2021 Ghana’s real estate boom has focused on luxury housing.Remy Mboku/Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA Tom
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African Governments Have Developed A Taste For Eurobonds: Why It’s Dangerous
The Oasis Reporters August 7, 2021 Shutterstock Misheck Mutize, University of Cape Town International financial markets have opened a window
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The War In Tigray: The Makings Of A Man-made Famine, And What Can Be Done
The Oasis Reporters August 6, 2021 A woman sells vegetables on the street in Mekele, the capital of Tigray region,
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