Africa’s Freeports Should Boost Trade And Foreign Exchange Earnings – But Evidence Is Thin
The Oasis Reporters June 17, 2024 Jonas Aryee, University of Plymouth The concept
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Climate Change May Be Fuelling A Resurgence Of Piracy Across Africa
The Oasis Reporters May 28, 2024 Selina Robinson, University of Winchester In
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Global Shipping Is Under Pressure To Stop Its Heavy Fuel Oil Use Fast – That’s Not Simple, But Changes Are Coming
The Oasis Reporters April 26, 2024 Don Maier, University of Tennessee Most of
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Baltimore Key Bridge: How A Domino Effect Brought It Down In Seconds
The Oasis Reporters April 25, 2024 Mohamed Shaheen, Loughborough University The collapse
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After The Baltimore Bridge Collapse, We Need Clear-eyed Assessments Of The Risks To Key Infrastructure
The Oasis Reporters April 25, 2024 Marios Chryssanthopoulos, University of Surrey Catastrophic
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I’ve Captained Ships Into Tight Ports Like Baltimore, And This Is How Captains Like Me Work With Harbor Pilots To Avoid Deadly Collisions
The Oasis Reporters April 25, 2024 The ship Dali amid the
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West Africa’s Falling Fish Stocks: Illegal Chinese Trawlers, Climate Change And Artisanal Fishing Fleets To Blame
The Oasis Reporters April 13, 2024 Robert Paarlberg, Harvard University Average fish
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‘We Are Committed To Assisting The Navy’, NDDC Reaffirms Support For Security Agencies
The Oasis Reporters March 23, 2024 The Niger Delta Development Commission, NDDC, has re-stated
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West Africa’s Coast Was A Haven For Piracy And Illegal Fishing – How Technology Is Changing The Picture
The Oasis Reporters March 23, 2024 Ifesinachi Okafor-Yarwood, University of St Andrews The Gulf
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Undersea Cables For Africa’s Internet Retrace History And Leave Digital Gaps As They Connect Continents
The Oasis Reporters March 17, 2024 Jess Auerbach Jahajeeah, University of Cape Town Large
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