Africa Needs 50 Million New Homes, But Building Is Bad For The Environment: How To Finance ‘Green’ Solutions
The Oasis Reporters March 12, 2026 Jonathan Oladeji, University of Johannesburg and Chioma
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Ethiopia Has One Of Africa’s Most Ambitious Housing Policies – But The Lottery‑based System Is Pulling Communities Apart
The Oasis Reporters March 12, 2026 . Hone Mandefro, Concordia University The shortage of adequate
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Gulf Attention Is Turning Inward: Why The Iran War Could Destabilise The Horn Of Africa
The Oasis Reporters March 12, 2026 Brendon J. Cannon, Khalifa University Gulf states have become
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South Africa’s Power Utility Eskom Tried To Block A Gold Mine From Going Solar – But Lost In Court
The Oasis Reporters March 11, 2026 Angela van der Berg, University of the Western
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Disability And Access To Justice In Four African Countries: Strong Laws, Weak In Practice
The Oasis Reporters March 7, 2026 Azwihangwisi Judith Mphidi, University of South Africa
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African Union: How Does It Make A Difference In Everyday Life And What Would Happen If It Didn’t Exist?
The Oasis Reporters March 6, 2026 Ulf Engel, University of Leipzig The African Union
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Warships As Diplomats: How The South African Navy Is Tasked With Building Ties With Other Nations
The Oasis Reporters March 6, 2026 André Wessels, University of the Free
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Obesity Is On The Rise In Africa: 5 Essential Reads On What To Do
The Oasis Reporters March 4, 2026 Wale Fatade, The Conversation Obesity – which
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South Africa’s Minibus Taxi Industry Runs On Social Bonds – Reform Must Accept This
The Oasis Reporters March 4, 2026 Siyabulela Christopher Fobosi, University of Fort Hare
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South Africa’s Economy Is Picking Up, But Hasn’t Reached A Turning Point Yet – Economist
The Oasis Reporters March 4, 2026 Andrew Robert Donaldson, University of Cape Town In
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