33 Million Women Grow Food On Plots In Sub-Saharan Africa. Greener Farming Can Boost Their Earnings – Study
The Oasis Reporters August 22, 2025 Lesley Hope, University of Energy and Natural
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Ghana’s War On Illegal Mining Has Failed – We Set Out To Find Out Why
The Oasis Reporters August 20, 2025 Gordon Crawford, Coventry University and Gabriel Botchwey Early
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Women’s Basketball In Nigeria Is On A Winning Streak: How To Take It Further
The Oasis Reporters August 19, 2026 Michael Gbemisola Aina, University of Ilorin Nigeria’s
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Kenya’s 1950 Kolloa Massacre: Britain Won’t Own Up To Its Colonial Violence But Communities Need Closure
The Oasis Reporters August 16, 2025 Chloé Josse-Durand, Newcastle University In 1950, British
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Abdulrazak Gurnah: Searching For Signs Of Zanzibar’s Most Famous Writer, All I Found Was Trinkets And Tourists
The Oasis Reporters August 16, 2025 Nobel Prize-winning author Abdulrazak Gurnah in Denmark in 2025.Hreinn
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Tanzania’s Independence Leader Julius Nyerere Built A New Army Fit For African Liberation: How He Did It
The Oasis Reporters August 16, 2025 Michelle Moyd, Michigan State University Tanzania
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Seven African Countries Show How The Battle Against Malnutrition Can Be Won
The Oasis Reporters August 14, 2025 Sheryl L Hendriks, University of Pretoria; Katrin
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South Africa’s Malnutrition Crisis: Why A Cheaper Basket Of Healthy Food Is The Answer
The Oasis Reporters August 14, 2025 Julian May, University of the Western Cape
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Sub-Saharan Africa Has A Long Way To Go Before It Cracks Food Insecurity
The Oasis Reporters August 14, 2025 Xikombiso Mbhenyane, Stellenbosch University and Irene Labuschagne, Stellenbosch
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Child Malnutrition Is A Sign Of Conflict To Come: Nigerian Study Links Climate Change, Food And Violence
The Oasis Reporters August 14,2025 Marina Mastrorillo, CGIAR; Chun Song, CGIAR; Grazia Pacillo, CGIAR,
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