South Africa’s Carbon Tax Should Stay: Climate Scientists Explain Why
The Oasis Reporters March 17, 2026 Britta Rennkamp, University of Cape Town; Andrew
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Iran War: The Search For An ‘Off Ramp’
The Oasis Reporters March 16, 2026 Jonathan Este, The Conversation This is the text from
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Electric Vehicles Could Soon Be Cheaper Than Petrol Cars In Africa – If Financing Barriers Fall
The Oasis Reporters March 16, 2026 Christian Moretti, Swiss Federal Institute of Technology Zurich
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Crisis And Opportunity At The Feet Of Aliko Dangote And Innocent Chukwuma For Electric Trucks: What Can Be Done
The Oasis Reporters March 14, 2026 By Greg Abolo In a classic case of the
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South Africa’s Move To Greener Energy Is Creating New Jobs, But Benefits Aren’t Evenly Spread
The Oasis Reporters March 12, 2026 Jessika Bohlmann, University of Pretoria; Getrude Njokwe, University of
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China In Africa: Investment And Trade Work Well When There’s Strong Oversight, And Badly When There Isn’t
The Oasis Reporters March 12, 2026 Vincent Tawiah, Dublin City University China’s economic footprint
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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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Electric Trucks Are Finally Ready For Prime Time. Could High Oil Prices Speed Up The Shift?
The Oasis Reporters March 11, 2026 King Ropes Access/Shutterstock Hussein Dia, Swinburne University of Technology
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The Oil Price Surge Is Just One Symptom Of A Supply Chain Network That Is Not Fit For This Age of Global Tensions
The Oasis Reporters March 10, 2026 Clare Louise Jackson/Shutterstock Maryam Lotfi, Cardiff University
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Booked To Travel Through The Middle East? Here’s Why You Shouldn’t Cancel Your Flight
The Oasis Reporters March 3, 2026 Natasha Heap, University of Southern Queensland Travellers
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