Antibiotic Resistance Is Spreading Through South Africa’s Water Systems: Study Explains How
The Oasis Reporters July 30, 2026 Thulani P. Makhalanyane, Stellenbosch University and
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Ghana’s Cities Are Getting Hotter: They Need More Trees To Keep Them Cool
The Oasis Reporters July 30, 2026 Yaw Agyeman Boafo, University of Ghana Ghana’s cities
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Lessons From South Africa On How Parks And Community Gardens Can Help Cities Adapt To Climate Change
The Oasis Reporters July 30, 2026 Jan Hugo, University of Pretoria; Chrisna du Plessis,
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Nairobi’s Largest Informal Settlement Is Getting An Upgrade. But Who will Actually Benefit From New Apartments?
The Oasis Reporters July 30, 2026 Fabrizio Floris, Université catholique de Milan Bulldozers and
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Refugee Camps Explained: Why South Africa Has Avoided Them
The Oasis Reporters July 29, 2026 Franzisca Zanker, Arnold Bergstraesser Institute and Ulrike
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South Sudan’s First Election Won’t Be Perfect – But Another Delay Could Be Even Riskier
The Oasis Reporters July 27, 2026 Jan Pospisil South Sudan is expected to
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Nigeria’s Conflict Zones: Why People Stay Even When They Can Leave
The Oasis Reporters July 27, 2026 Ezenwa E. Olumba, Aston University When armed groups
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Healthcare In Africa Involves Families And Communities: Training Of Professionals Should Reflect This
The Oasis Reporters July 26, 2026 Gérard Charl Filies, University of the Western Cape
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Jobs Abroad Or Jobs In Africa? Why A Focus On Work In Other Countries Shouldn’t Replace Opportunities At Home
The Oasis Reporters July 26, 2026 Michael Boampong, The Open University; Daniel Assamah, Rutgers University
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Tigray’s Old Grapevines Have Survived Against The Odds: New Research Uncovers Their Genetic And Historic Value
The Oasis Reporters July 25, 2026 Jan Nyssen, Ghent University; Alemtsehay Tsegay,
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