What’s Stopping Sunny South Africa’s Solar Industry? Court Case Sheds Light On The Wider Problem
The Oasis Reporters February 2, 2026 Wikus Kruger, University of Cape
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Attacks On Nigeria’s Energy Systems Weaken The Country – Research Unpacks Costs, Risks And Ways Forward
The Oasis Reporters January 28, 2026 Haruna Inuwa, University of Oxford; Alycia Leonard,
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Chinese Car Firm BYD Is Racing Ahead With Its Electric Vehicles. Here’s How More Established Brands Can Catch Up
The Oasis Reporters January 17, 2026 Pietro Micheli, Warwick Business School, University of
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The Battle Over A Global Energy Transition Is On Between Petro-states And Electro-states – Here’s What To Watch For In 2026
The Oasis Reporters January 14, 2026 Solar power has been expanding quickly, but natural gas
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I wrote A Book On The Politics Of War Powers, And Trump’s Attack On Venezuela Reflects Congress Surrendering It’s Decision-making Powers
The Oasis Reporters January 12, 2026 Explosions were seen across Caracas after the U.S.
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How Markets Have Cashed In On Maduro’s Capture In Venezuela – And Why It’s Raising Questions
The Oasis Reporters January 12, 2026 amilciar/Shutterstock Daniele D’Alvia, Queen Mary University of London
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Africa’s Climate Finance Rules Are Growing, But They’re Weakly Enforced – New Research
The Oasis Reporters January 12, 202 Paola D’Orazio, IÉSEG School of Management
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Nigeria And South Africa Plan To Boost Fossil Fuel Production, Risking Their Climate Change Pledges
The Oasis Reporters January 12, 2026 Emily Ghosh, Stockholm Environment Institute and Derik
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With Maduro Gone And Venezuela’s Oil Cut Off, Cuba Is Isolated And Cut Off
The Oasis Reporters January 10, 2026 Raúl Castro (left) and Nicolás Maduro during a 2014
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What The US Strike On Venezuela Could Mean For Global Oil Prices
The Oasis Reporters January 9, 2026 Venezuela’s state-owned PDVSA has been used as a
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