Carney’s Rallying Cry To ‘Middle Powers’ Includes Australia – And We Should Heed His Call
The Oasis Reporters January 23, 2026 Shannon Brincat, University of the Sunshine
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One Venue, Two Speeches – How Mark Carney Left Donald Trump In The Dust In Davos
The Oasis Reporters January 23, 2026 Mark Shanahan, University of Surrey The meeting
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Africa’s ‘Great Green Wall’ Is Stalling: In Senegal Very Few Planted Areas Show Progress
The Oasis Reporters January 23, 2026 Annah Lake Zhu, Wageningen University and Amadou
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Tanzania’s President Raised Hopes For Women’s Political Representation – The 2025 Elections Show Much Remains To Be Done
The Oasis Reporters January 22, 2026 Victoria Melkisedeck Lihiru, The Open University of
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Period Pain And Heavy Bleeding Cost The Australian Economy Billions Every Year In Lost Productivity: Study
The Oasis Reporters January 22, 2026 Photo by Karola G/Pexels Michelle O’Shea, Western Sydney University and
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Ethiopian Women And Safety: Why Some Switch Their Ethnic Identity When They Start Working
The Oasis Reporters January 22, 2026 For women entering the formal labour market in Ethiopia,
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Getting Into University Is Only The First Hurdle For Students From Rural South Africa. Here’s What Comes Next
The Oasis Reporters January 22, 2026 Hellen Agumba, University of Johannesburg As universities
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Why Lecturers Need To Know All About Their Students’ Lives, Fears And Hopes
The Oasis Reporters January 22, 2026 Emanuela Carleschi, University of Johannesburg Know your students
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South Africa’s Universities Risk Becoming Bureaucratic Degree Factories
The Oasis Reporters January 22, 2026 Hartmut Winkler, University of Johannesburg Universities around
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Creating A Quasi-market In Higher Education In Australia
The Oasis Reporters January 22, 2026 Margaret Gardner, RMIT University The introduction of the
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