Djibouti’s Democracy Takes Another Knock As Ageing President Engineers Yet Another Term
The Oasis Reporters December 8, 2025 Federico Donelli, University of Trieste Djibouti’s
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Donald Trump’s Battle Against Birthright Citizenship
The Oasis Reporters December 8, 2025 Anthony J. Gaughan, Drake University Donald Trump
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Hope And Hardship Have Driven Syrian Refugee Returns – But Many Head Back To Destroyed homes, Land Disputes
The Oasis Reporters December 8, 2025 Displaced Syrian families form a return convoy to their
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Hijabers Of Instagram: The Muslim Women Challenging Stereotypes
The Oasis Reporters December 8, 2025 Alila Pramiyanti, Queensland University of
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Wild Cherry Is No Female Version Of Adolescence – But It Is A Modern Feminist Tale
The Oasis Reporters December 7, 2025 Roberta Garrett, University of East
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Nigeria Has Jailed Biafra Separatist Leader Nnamdi Kanu: Why It Risks Backfiring
The Oasis Reporters December 7, 2025 Onyedikachi Madueke, University of Aberdeen The terrorism conviction
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News Influencers Are Reshaping The Media – Insights From Kenya, Nigeria And South Africa
T Amy Ross Arguedas, University of Oxford and Nic Newman, University of Oxford News creators and influencers have become
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Social Media Genie Won’t Go Back In The Bottle, So We Must Teach Youngsters To Use It Wisely
The Oasis Reporters December 7, 2025 Beer5020/Shutterstock Vladlena Benson, Kingston University Teenagers in Britain
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Zambia’s Factories Burn Too Much Coal – How Reusing Hot Water Can Cut Energy Use
The Oasis Reporters December 25, 2025 Paul Coughlan, Trinity College Dublin and
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The American Fixation On White Afrikaners In South Africa Stretches Back Nearly A Century
The Oasis Reporters December 6, 2025 Gemma Ware, The Conversation A
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