Online Romance Scams: Who Nigeria And Ghana’s Fraudsters Are, How They Operate, And Why They Do It
The Oasis Reporters February 18, 2025 Suleman Lazarus, London School of Economics
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West Africans Have A High Risk Of Kidney Disease – New Study Confirms Genetic Cause
The Oasis Reporters February 18, 2025 Samuel Ajayi, University of
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Healthcare In Africa On Brink Of Crisis As US Exits WHO And USAid Freezes Funds: Health Scholar Explains Why
The Oasis Reporters February 16, 2025 Catherine Kyobutungi, African Population and Health Research
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The Myth Of White Purity And Narratives That Fed Racism In South Africa
The Oasis Reporters February 16, 2025 Nicky Falkof, University of the Witwatersrand In this
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Trump And South Africa: What Is White Victimhood, And How Is It Linked To White Supremacy?
The Oasis Reporters February 16, 2025 Nicky Falkof, University of the Witwatersrand American president
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USAID’s Freeze Has Thrust The Entire Global Aid System Into Uncertainty
The Oasis Reporters February 16, 2025 VGV MEDIA/Shutterstock Borja Santos Porras, IE University The Trump administration’s
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Kenya Relies On USaid Famine Warning System – What Happens Now That It’s Gone?
The Oasis Reporters February 15, 2025 Timothy Njagi Njeru, Egerton University Famine Early
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The Legacy Of South Africa’s Freedom Charter 60 Years Later
The Oasis Reporters February 14, 2024 Keith Gottschalk, University of the Western Cape
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Migrant Traders Play A Key Role In South African Tourism: It’s Time Policy Makers Protected Them
The Oasis Reporters February 13, 2025 Alicia Fourie, University of Pretoria; Andrea Saayman, North-West
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Central African Republic: Listening To People’s Stories About foreign Forces Could Help Bring Peace
The Oasis Reporters February 13, 2025 Tim Glawion, University of Freiburg Since it became
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