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Settling into Oxford: Culture Shock, Identity and Adaptation
Bukola Oloyede , a BCL student, offers an honest, humorous reflection on navigating culture shock as an African student at Oxford,...
Bukola Oloyede
4 min read
Empowering the Next Generation: Kavina Upadhyay-Fear on Purpose, Impact, and Leading with Heart
In this blogpost, George Murichu shares some nuggets as part of the Future Leaders Innovation Programme (FLIP) of the University of...
George Murichu
5 min read
Settling into Oxford: Culture Shock, Identity and Adaptation
Bukola Oloyede , a BCL student, offers an honest, humorous reflection on navigating culture shock as an African student at Oxford,...
Bukola Oloyede
May 174 min read
Empowering the Next Generation: Kavina Upadhyay-Fear on Purpose, Impact, and Leading with Heart
In this blogpost, George Murichu shares some nuggets as part of the Future Leaders Innovation Programme (FLIP) of the University of...
George Murichu
May 185 min read
To Be Stuck in ‘Legal Limbo’: Amina Osman’s Research on Asylum Seekers
Amina Osman's award winning presentations looks at asylum seeking in Africa.
Zoditu Schwind
Mar 213 min read
'We Did Not Sell Our Own People': Reclaiming the Narrative- A Conversation with Osa Fasehun
Among the standout presentations from the Oxbridge Summit was Osa Fasehun’s. His work challenges misconceptions about African agency.
Chiyedza Zunzanyika
Mar 194 min read
First Place Triumph: ‘How a Pathway Named Hedgehog Could Transform Immune Therapies’
Olivia Muoka placed First at the inaugural Oxbridge Africa Summit. Here is what her exciting research is on.
Zoditu Schwind
Mar 103 min read
Showcasing African Excellence: The Oxbridge African Scholars Summit 2025
On the 22nd of March, Oxford and Cambridge University's African scholars met in the first joint summit highlighting a few students' research
Chiyedza Zunzanyika
Mar 104 min read
My Grandmother’s Words, My Life’s Path: Lessons in Patience and Purpose
Prince Forgab’s journey from a small Cameroonian village to Oxford University is a testament to ambition, resilience and patience.
Prince Forghab
Mar 94 min read
Burden of Beauty: The Women and Donkeys Tied by Trade
Diana explores the elusive industry of ejao, which exploits & harms donkeys for beauty, & inadvertently affects the livelihoods of women.
Diana Mandewo
Mar 65 min read
‘The Art of Love’: The Interconnectedness of African Healing Practices
In building from Nyasha’s first piece, ‘Who Am I in the Presence of the Elderflower? A Doctor's Reflections’, this article is featured.
Nyasha Manyeruke
Feb 203 min read
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