Osimhen Spurns Big Money to Join Gala — VP Reveals

Galatasaray Secures Major Signing with Victor Osimhen Galatasaray’s vice president, Abdullah Kavukcu, has shared insights into the remarkable decision made by Nigerian striker Victor Osimhen to join the Turkish club permanently. The move, which came at a cost of €75 million, marks a significant milestone in Turkish football history. Kavukcu highlighted that Osimhen turned down…

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HKFP Monitor August 2, 2025: Advocacy space shrinks as LGBTQ event axed, academia falls in line

Hong Kong’s LGBTQ Event Cancellation and Rising Concerns Over Civil Society Hong Kong’s largest LGBTQ event, Pink Dot, has been canceled this year after organizers failed to secure their usual venue at the West Kowloon Cultural District. No official reason was given for the sudden withdrawal. This cancellation comes amid a broader trend of dwindling…

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Nigeria’s Gas Output Rises 0.09% to 185.4BSCF

Nigeria’s Gas Output Shows Slight Increase in June 2025 Nigeria’s gas output saw a marginal increase in June 2025, reaching 185.432 billion standard cubic feet (SCF) compared to 185.259 billion SCF recorded in May of the same year. This represents a growth of 0.09 percent. According to the latest report from the Nigerian National Petroleum…

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Namibia’s Petroleum Unit Launches Regulatory Review

Namibia’s Upstream Petroleum Unit Focuses on Youth Empowerment and Regulatory Reform Namibia is undergoing a significant transformation in its upstream petroleum sector, with the newly established Upstream Petroleum Unit leading efforts to review and enhance the country’s regulatory framework. This initiative aims to create a more effective and efficient environment for the petroleum industry, while…

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Africa’s Economy at Risk from Fuel Import Overexposure — ARDA

The Critical Challenge of Fuel Dependency in Africa Africa, despite being a major producer of crude oil, faces a significant challenge in its reliance on fuel imports. This overexposure to imported refined products poses serious risks to the continent’s economic stability and development. The African Refiners and Distributors Association (ARDA) has highlighted these concerns, emphasizing…

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Families condemn Starmer’s Palestine plan as ‘hostages left to rot in dungeons’

UK’s Recognition of Palestine Sparks Concerns Over Hostage Situation The recent decision by the UK to recognize Palestine at the United Nations General Assembly in September has raised significant concerns among British families whose loved ones are still held hostage in Gaza. These families argue that the move could potentially leave the hostages “rotting in…

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