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TotalEnergies Divests Stake in Nigeria’s Bonga Oil Field: Implications for the Industry On a notable Thursday, French energy powerhouse TotalEnergies made headlines by announcing its decision to sell a 12.5% non-operating stake in Nigeria’s Bonga oil field. The buyer of this stake is none other than a subsidiary of Shell, with the transaction valued at an impressive $510 million. Such a substantial move is indicative of broader trends in the energy sector, where strategic shifts are not just common—they’re essential for…

Turkish-trained Somali Troops Return After Football Match Incident By Ali Musa ANKARA, Turkey - It isn’t every day that a training program for foreign troops concludes with an unexpected twist, but that is precisely what unfolded as Somali soldiers completed their military training in Türkiye. Their return home was notably marked by an incident that involved more than just military maneuvers. The Turkish Ministry of National Defense confirmed,…

The Financial Pinnacle of Female Track and Field Athletes in 2025 In the swirling carousel of sports, track and field often finds itself overshadowed by the glitter of the NFL, tennis, and basketball realms. Yet, don't be fooled. Athletes in this domain are cleverly rerouting the financial flow into endorsements, sponsorships, prize money bonuses, and media appearances. This strategic maneuver turns the balance in their favor, offering them financial…

Ireland's native games have served as more than mere sports; they are vessels of culture, connection, and community. For countless years, these activities have woven intricate threads that link people across continents. A remarkable story emerged in 2024 when a London-Irish man, Stephen Redmond, ventured to the West Bank and was inspired to create something extraordinary. Thus, GAA Palestine was born, a vibrant initiative that seeks to cultivate the spirit of Gaelic games within Palestinian communities. Imagine the scene:…

Somalia delivers closing arguments in maritime border dispute THE HAAG, The Netherlands - Somalia asked the United Nations Supreme Court to overturn Kenya's request for a latitude maritime border stretching into the Indian Ocean in a decades-old legal dispute between the two East African nations. Kenya abruptly withdrew from the case, days before they were due to start on Monday,…