Informal Workers In Lagos Are Left To Cope With Devastating Floods Alone: Why Things Must Change
The Oasis Reporters May 25, 2026 Gbenga Akinlolu Shadare, Buckinghamshire New University There
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Antarctic Sea Ice Defied Global Warming For Decades – Now, Hidden Ocean Heat Is Breaking Through
The Oasis Reporters May 22, 2026 Aditya Narayanan, University of Southampton; UNSW Sydney;
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Ebola Survivors Struggle To Return To Normal Lives: What I Found Out In Sierra Leone And Liberia
The Oasis Reporters May 21, 2026 Kevin J.A. Thomas, Rice University During the Ebola
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Water Tank Delivery In South Africa Has Stopped Pipes Getting Fixed And Opened The Door To Corruption – Research
The Oasis Reporters May 21, 2026 Nyashadzashe Chiwawa, University of KwaZulu-Natal Across many
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Self‑driving Cars Struggle To See At Night Or In Fog – But Imitating The Human Brain Can Make Them Safe
The Oasis Reporters May 18, 2026 AI-powered autonomous vehicles still have major hurdles to clear.Samuele Errico Piccarini/Unsplash,
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Driverless Cars Could Be A Revolution For People With Disabilities – But They Also Have Good Reason To Be Worried
The Oasis Reporters May 16, 2026 Scharfsinn / Shutterstock Rohini Vijaygopal, The Open University;
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Robots Just Captured A Russian Position In Ukraine – But Don’t Worry About Real‑life Terminators Just Yet
The Oasis Reporters May 14, 2026 Jacob Parakilas, RAND Europe Ukraine’s president Volodymyr Zelensky
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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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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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AI Has Crossed A Threshold – What Claude Mythos Means For The Future Of Cybersecurity
The Oasis Reporters May 4, 2026 Gerald Mako, University of Cambridge The limit of what artificial
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