Windhoek’s Old Location Was A Place Of Pain, But Also Joy – New Book
The Oasis Reporters October 9, 2025 Henning Melber, University of Pretoria All that’s
Read More
The Oasis Reporters
News on time, everytime
Africa
Universities Can Turn AI From A Threat To An Opportunity By Teaching Critical Thinking
The Oasis Reporters October 8, 2025 Students must learn not just how to use
Read More
Helen Zille: Will Competence, Courage And A Dose Of Arrogance Be Enough To Get Her Elected As Johannesburg’s Mayor?
The Oasis Reporters October 8, 2025 Roger Southall, University of the Witwatersrand
Read More
Vaccines And Motherhood: Are AI Generated Health Messages Working In Kenya And Nigeria?
The Oasis Reporters October 8, 2025 Yewande O. Addie, University of Florida
Read More
Tanzania’s Samia Hassan Has Ushered In A New Era Of Authoritarianism: Here’s How
The Oasis Reporters October 7, 2025 Tanzania President Samia Suluhu Hassan.Wikimedia Commons, CC BY
Read More
Boko Haram On The Rise Again In Nigeria: How It’s Survived And How To Weaken It
The Oasis Reporters October 7, 2025 Saheed Babajide Owonikoko, Modibbo Adama University of Technology
Read More
Zimbabwean Artist Portia Zvavahera Turns Her Prayers Into Paintings
The Oasis Reporters October 7, 2025 Tinashe Mushakavanhu, Harvard University At the Boston
Read More
NoViolet Bulawayo Wins The Best Of 25 Years Of The Caine Prize. Why She Deserves It
The Oasis Reporters October 7, 2025 Tinashe Mushakavanhu, Harvard University Zimbabwean writer NoViolet
Read More
South Africans Are Going Off The Service Grid: What Happens When Citizens Replace The State?
The Oasis Reporters October 6, 2025 Christina Culwick Fatti, University of the
Read More
Dams For Development? Unpacking Tensions In The World Bank’s Hydropower Policies
The Oasis Reporters October 6, 2025 Barnaby Joseph Dye, King’s College London and
Read More