The Story Behind Soweto Blues, Miriam Makeba’s Famous Song About The June 16 Uprising
The Oasis Reporters June 15, 2026 Miriam Makeba in 1969 in exile.Rob Mieremet/Nationaal Archief, CC
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South Africa’s Anti‑migrant Campaigns Use The Language Of Democracy: Why That’s Dangerous
The Oasis Reporters June 15, 2026 Luke Sinwell, University of Johannesburg; Terri Maggott,
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Canada’s 2026 World Cup Team Reflects The Country’s Multicultural Identity — In A Way Hockey Never Has
The Oasis Reporters June 15, 2026 Noah Eliot Vanderhoeven, Western University The Men’s World
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As An American, Should You Feel Guilty About Rooting Against The US In The World Cup?
The Oasis Reporters June 12, 2026 Adam Kadlac, Wake Forest University The 2026
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‘Allegations Are Not Evidence In Accountability Matters’: Threat To Judicial Independence And The Targeting Of Edo South
The Oasis Reporters June 12, 2026 By Dr. Pedro Obaseki Recent events in Edo State have forced many of
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Want To Stop Somali Piracy? Build Better Roads
The Oasis Reporters June 9, 2026 Anja Shortland, King’s College London and Federico
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Why Trump’s $2 Billion Buyoff To Cancel Offshore Wind Farms Is A Bad Deal For American Taxpayers And The US Energy Supply
The Oasis Reporters June 9, 2026 Wind farm construction means jobs and locally produced power.AP
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What Happened To Afghanistan’s Female Academics?
The Oasis Reporters June 7, 2026 Shahira Shahir, Cardiff
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In Iran War’s Shadow, Israel’s Renewed Lebanon Campaign Risks Repeating Failed Lessons – And Occupations – Of The Past
The Oasis Reporters June 2, 2026 Buildings destroyed in Israeli airstrikes are seen
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Hostage‑taking By Rogue States Is On The Rise. New Research Provides Fresh Ways To Tackle It
The Oasis Reporters May 31, 2026 Kylie Moore-Gilbert, Macquarie University
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