Military Force Isn’t The Solution For Lake Chad Basin Conflict: The Key Is Rebuilding Local Economies
The Oasis Reporters September 15, 2025 Richard Atimniraye Nyelade, L’Université d’Ottawa/University of Ottawa
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Ebony And Ivory: Why Elephants And Forests Rise And Fall Together In The Congo Basin
The Oasis Reporters September 12, 2025 Matthew Scott Luskin, The University of
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2027 Nigerian Poll Could Trigger Unrest Unless Electoral Commission Is Fixed
The Oasis Reporters September 11, 2025 Onyedikachi
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South Africa’s Student Debt Trap: Two Options That Could Help Resolve The Problem
The Oasis Reporters September 11, 2025 Michele Van Eck, University of
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Black Wattle As Firewood: How South African Communities Are Putting Invasive Species To Work
The Oasis Reporters September 10, 2025 Saul Ngarava, Utrecht University Australia’s black wattle tree (Acacia mearnsii) has
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Nigeria’s Use Of Soldiers For Civilian Tasks Comes With Serious Costs – How To Prevent This
The Oasis Reporters September 10, 2025 Sallek Yaks Musa, University of Northampton Nigerians
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South African Environmental Groups Push To Block Shell’s New Wells – How World Court Opinion Might Help
The Oasis Reporters September 10, 2025 Angela van der Berg, University
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Baby Turtles Vanish Into The Indian Ocean For Years: Now A Model Shows Where They Might Go
The Oasis Reporters September 9, 2025 Diane Le Gouvello, Nelson Mandela University
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Ethiopia’s Mega Dam Has Taken 14 Years To Build: What It Means For The Nile’s 11 River States And Why It’s So Controversial
The Oasis Reporters September 9, 2025 John Mukum Mbaku, Weber State University In
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Woman-headed Households In Rural South Africa Need Water, Sanitation And Energy To Fight Hunger – G20 Could Help
The Oasis Reporters September 9, 2025 Adrino Mazenda, University of Pretoria and
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