A South African University Publisher Makes It To 100. A Rare And Important Event
The Oasis Reporters August 24, 2022 Image by Liz Whitter courtesy of Wits University Press Beth le Roux, University
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Flies Evade Your Swatting Thanks To Sophisticated Vision and Neural Shortcuts
The Oasis Reporters August 23, 2022 Fly brains can process images very quickly.www.shutterexperiments.com/Moment via GettyImages Jamie
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Mosquito Species From Asia Poses Growing Risk To Africa’s Anti-malaria Efforts
The Oasis Reporters August 22, 2022 The Anopheles stephensi is usually found in South-East Asia.Jim Gathany
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African Digital Innovators Are Turning Plastic Waste Into Value – But There Are Gaps
The Oasis Reporters August 16, 2022 Plastic waste in Kampala, Uganda.Omer Faruk Ozbil/Anadolu Agency via
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The Key To Treating TB May Be In A Common Carbohydrate. What We Know So Far
The Oasis Reporters August 16, 2022 New remedies are needed as rates of multi-drug resistant TB
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Nigeria Must Rethink Responses To Women Displaced By Boko Haram
The Oasis Reporters August 8, 2022 The Boko Haram crisis has displaced many women who have now made
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How The Native American Population In The US Increased 87% Says More About Whiteness Than About Demographics
The Oasis Reporters August 4, 2022 Circe Sturm, The University of Texas at Austin College of Liberal
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Ride-hailing In Lagos: Algorithmic Impacts And Driver Resistance
The Oasis Reporters August 3, 2022 A driver checking the Uber App.Simon Maina/AFP via Getty
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Men And Women Farmers In Benin Are Responding Differently To Climate Change
The Oasis Reporters July 30, 2022 In Benin, women plant things which can be eaten
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Delay And Deflect: How Women Gig Workers Respond To Sexual Harassment
The Oasis Reporters July 26, 2022 Service provider apps are set up in ways that endanger
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