Land Reform In South Africa: How One Community Set Up A Successful Game Reserve
The Oasis Reporters August 9, 2025 Regis Musavengane, University of the Free State In
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If The First Solar Entrepreneur Hadn’t Been Kidnapped, Would Fossil Fuels Have Dominated The 20th Century The Way They Did?
The Oasis Reporters August 6, 2025 George Cove stands next to his third solar
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Thomas Edison: visionary, genius or fraud?
The Oasis Reporters August 6, 2025 Iwan Morus, Aberystwyth University Thomas Alva Edison played a
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The African Activists Who Challenged Colonial-era Slavery In Lagos And The Gold Coast
The Oasis Reporters July 31, 2025 Michael E Odijie, University of Oxford When
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Idi Amin Made Himself Out To Be The ‘Liberator’ Of An Oppressed Majority – A Demagogic Trick That Endures Today
The Oasis Reporters July 26, 2025 Idi Amin addresses the United Nations General Assembly in 1975.Bettmann/Getty Images
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Scandinavia Has It’s Own Dark History Of Assimilating Indigenous People, And Churches Played A Role – But Are Apologizing
The Oasis Reporters July 16, 2025 A church in Kiruna, Sweden, designed
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Nigeria’s Maroko Eviction Remembered: A Brutal Legacy Lives On
The Oasis Reporters July 14, 2025 Taibat Lawanson, University of Liverpool
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Queen Hatshepsut’s Statues Were Destroyed In Ancient Egypt – New Study Challenges The Revenge Theory
The Oasis Reporters July 12, 2025 Jun Yi Wong, University of Toronto
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Alcohol And Colonialism: The Curious Story Of The Bulawayo Beer Gardens
The Oasis Reporters July 12, 2025 Maurice Hutton, University of Manchester Kontuthu Ziyathunqa
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Samora Machel’s Vision For Mozambique Didn’t Survive: What Has Taken Its Place?
The Oasis Reporters July 12, 2025 Luca Bussotti, Universidade Técnica de Moçambique (UDM)
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