Who Gets Credit For Research? How The Hidden Rules Of Academic Authorship Can Leave Women At A Disadvantage
The Oasis Reporters May 13, 2026 Gorodenkoff/Shutterstock Mary M. Hausfeld, University of Limerick Scientific discoveries
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Cameroon’s Sacred And Royal Animals: Could Literature And Futures Thinking Help Save Them?
The Oasis Reporters May 13, 2026 Certain animals, like the lion, carry deep cultural and
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‘Is All My Struggle Going To Be Wasted?’ Ghana Study Explores How Mothers Feel About Early Births
The Oasis Reporters May 13, 2026 Puleng Segalo, University of South Africa and Jacob
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Ghana’s Transport System Is Chaotic: How It Can Move More People With Fewer Vehicles – Research
The Oasis Reporters May 12, 2026 Janet Appiah Osei, University of Ghana Every
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Mirroring Fidelity Bank’s Giant Footprints In Aviation Financing In Nigeria
The Oasis Reporters May 12, 2026 Aviation business, not only in Nigeria, is generally
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No Diesel, No Power: Why The Global Oil Shock Is Hitting NZ’s Small Pacific Neighbours Hard
The Oasis Reporters May 12, 2026 Ben Strang/AFP via Getty Images Sione Fanga Taufa, University
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Birds Of Prey In South Africa Are In Trouble – A Study Analyses Data From 16 Years Of Road Counts
The Oasis Reporters May 11, 2026 Santiago Zuluaga Castañeda, Museo Nacional de Ciencias Naturales
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What Iran’s Absence From The Venice Biennale Reveals About Art And Politics
The Oasis Reporters May 11, 2026 Katayoun Shahandeh, SOAS, University of London Just days
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‘No Fear Of Roaring Lions’: Iran Has A Long History Of Standing Firm Against Outside Aggressors
The Oasis Reporters May 11, 2026 Yannis Kontos/Sygma via Getty Images Amin Saikal, Australian
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US declares war in Iran ‘over’ to avoid row with Congress over whether it was legal
The Oasis Reporters May 11, 2026 Andrew Gawthorpe, Leiden University Operation Epic
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