Wind And Solar Projects In Kenya And South Africa Don’t Always Benefit The Communities That Host Them – Study
The Oasis Reporters August 10, 2026 Lars Buur, Roskilde University Private investment
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Oriire Abductees And Freedom: Makinde’s Two Pronged Strategies Of The Kinetic And The Alternative With Okeho’s Prof Babayemi
The Oasis Reporters August 10, 2026 Professor Olaniyi Jacob
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Is Hemp A Thirsty Crop? New Research Measures Just How Much Water Cannabis Farming Can Use
The Oasis Reporters August 9, 2026 Trevor Hill, University of KwaZulu-Natal; Alistair Clulow, University
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Inflation Is Slowing, But The Cost Of Living Story Is More Complicated
The Oasis Reporters August 6, 2026 Colin Mang, McMaster University Inflation is often misunderstood as
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What Is No‑till Farming, And Is It Actually Better For The Environment?
The Oasis Reporters August 5, 2026 Maksym Belchenko/Getty David John Eldridge, UNSW Humans have been turning
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How White Farmers Still Dominate Land Ownership In South Africa In Spite Of Land Reform – New Research
The Oasis Reporters August 3, 2026 Alex Dyzenhaus, University of St Andrews More than
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Better Guacamole? How Avocado Import Rules Helped Cut Mexico’s Water Pollution – It Holds Lessons For Future US Trade Deals
The Oasis Reporters July 30, 2026 Growing avocados can contribute to water pollution, but there
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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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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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China Is Funding African Farmers But Not Food Processing And Storage: Why It’s A Problem
The Oasis Reporters July 17, 2026 Adrino Mazenda, University of Pretoria China has
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