Xenophobia Does Not Tell The Full Story Of Migration In South Africa
Refugees and asylum seekers were forced to live in the open in Cape Town following xenophobic attacks in 2019.Brenton Geach/via
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The UK’s Plans To Send Asylum Seekers To Rwanda Raise Four Red Flags
The Oasis Reporters May 13, 2022 British Home Secretary Priti Patel (left), and Rwandan Foreign Minister Vincent Biruta,
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Nobel Peace Prize: Hunger Is A Weapon Of War But The World Food Programme Can’t Build Peace On Its Own
The Oasis Reporters May 10, 2022 Susanne Jaspars, SOAS, University of London By awarding the 2020 Nobel peace prize
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Famine Doesn’t Just ‘Happen’ – And Those Who Cause It Must Be Held To Account
The Oasis Reporters May 10, 2022 Justa Hopma, University of Sheffield The relationship between food insecurity and conflict is
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Malnutrition And Epidemics Are Intertwined. That Makes Fixing Food Systems Crucial
The Oasis Reporters May 10, 2022 A food market in Ibafo in Nigeria’s Ogun State. The effects of
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What People From War-torn Tigray Told Us About The State Of Their Lives Amid The War
The Oasis Reporters May 10, 2022 Phone surveys were used to gather data in Ethiopia.Photo by EDUARDO SOTERAS/AFP
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What Cattle Conflicts Say About Identity In South Sudan
The Oasis Reporters May 6, 2022 An armed man guards cattle in a village in South Sudan.Simon Maina/AFP
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Peace in South Sudan? Not Without A Stronger State And Reconciliation
The Oasis Reporters May 6, 2022 The conflict in South Sudan has led to a widespread humanitarian
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How South Sudan’s Warlords Triggered Extreme Hunger In A Land Of Plenty
The Oasis Reporters May 6, 2022 A woman waits to be registered at a food distribution centre
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South Sudan’s Viability Requires An Honest Answer To Avert Further Disaster
The Oasis Reporters May 5, 2022 South Sudan declared independence in 2011 after a referendum in which participants
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