What One University’s 30-year Transformation Reveals About Afrikaans And Language Planning In South Africa
The Oasis Reporters January 18, 2025 Rodger Bosch/AFP via Getty Images Lloyd Hill, Stellenbosch
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Mali’s Military Junta Has Made Homosexuality A Crime – What The New Law Says
The Oasis Reporters January 18, 2025 Christophe Broqua, Centre national de la
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Tanzania’s Maasai Are Being Forced Off Their Ancestral Land – The Tactics The Government Uses
The Oasis Reporters January 17, 2025 Teklehaymanot G. Weldemichel, University of Manchester
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Climate Information Is Useful At Local Level If People Get It In Good Time: How African Countries Can Build Systems To Share It
The Oasis Reporters January 17, 2025 Fredrick Kayusi, Pwani University African countries collectively
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African Countries Need More PhD Graduates But Students Are Held Back By A Lack Of Money And Support
The Oasis Reporters January 17, 2025 Moyo Studio/Getty Images Oluwatomilayo Omoya, Flinders University;
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What Ghana’s Small Businesses Can Teach The World About Becoming More Sustainable
The Oasis Reporters January 17, 2025 A farmer harvests maize on his organic farm
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West Africa Is The World’s New Epicentre For Terrorism – Nigeria Is Expanding Its Air Force In Response
The Oasis Reporters January 16, 2025 Samuel Oyewole, University of Pretoria; Francis Okpaleke, University
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Nigeria’s Ọ̀ṣun Òṣogbo Festival celebrates The Power Of A Yoruba Goddess
The Oasis Reporters January 16, 2025 Akinwumi Ogundiran, Northwestern University The
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West Africa Could Soon Have A Jihadist State – Here’s Why
The Oasis Reporters January 15, 2025 Oluwole Ojewale, Institute for Security Studies The
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Ghana’s New President Faces Tough Regional Security Problems: Why He’s Well-placed To Tackle Them
The Oasis Reporters January 15, 2025 Muhammad Dan Suleiman, Curtin University John Mahama
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