Rwanda’s Genocide: Why Remembering Needs To Be Free Of Politics – Lessons From Survivors
The Oasis Reporters May 4, 2025 Samantha Lakin, Clark University Memory and politics are
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South Africa’s Shift From Coal To Renewable: How It’s Going
The Oasis Reporters May 3, 2025 Nqobile Xaba, University of Johannesburg Just over 74%
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Informal Workers In Ghana’s Chop Bars Get No Benefit From Foreign Aid: Donors Are Getting It Wrong
The Oasis Reporters May 2, 2025 Matteo Rizzo, SOAS, University of London Informal street food
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South Africa: State Of The Nation 30 Years Into Democracy
The Oasis Reporters May 1, 2025 Sandy Africa, University of Pretoria and Musa
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Ghana’s First Genetically Modified Crop: Why We Created A New Cowpea Variety, How We Tested It And What We Found
The Oasis Reporters April 30, 2025 Jose Maria Barrero, CSIRO; Gloria A. Adazebra, CSIR-Savanna
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Who Do Africans Trust Most? Surveys Show It’s Not The State (More Likely The Army)
The Oasis Reporters April 30, 2025 Koffi Améssou Adaba, Université de Lomé A recent
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US-China Trade War Could Hurt Nigerian Entrepreneurs: Why, And How They Should Prepare
The Oasis Reporters April 30, 2025 Tolu Olarewaju, Keele University As China and the
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Winning Hearts And Power: How Mali’s Military Regime Gained Popular Support
The Oasis Reporters April 29, 2025 Morten Bøås, Norwegian Institute of
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Key Models That Kampala Needs To Consider To Manage Its Urban Sprawl
The Oasis Reporters April 28, 2025 Astrid R.N. Haas, International Growth Centre
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Uganda’s Boda Boda Bikes Are Deadly Polluters: Study Models How Going Electric Could Save Lives
The Oasis Reporters April 28, 2025 Gabriel Okello, University of Cambridge In Uganda, motorcycles
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