Wing Commander Clive Beadon was awarded gongs including the hugely prestigious Distinguished Flying Cross during three tours ...

The Ministry of Defence of Ukraine has ordered an additional 180,000 rounds of 35mm ammunition for the Gepard anti-aircraft ...

Muscat – Shell Oman Marketing Company is currently engaged in discussions with multiple parties regarding the potential sale of its petroleum products storage and supply facilities ... ‘These fixed ...

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Renaissance said: "This approval marks a significant step forward from the announcement of the sale and purchase agreements in January." The approval follows Shell's recent announcement of its ...

Nigeria’s oil minister, Senator Heineken Lokpobiri, has approved the $2.4 billion sale of Shell’s onshore and shallow-water assets to Renaissance Group. The transaction was initially announced ...

Nigeria approved a $1.3 billion deal that would see a group of local companies buy Shell's onshore assets in ... Nigeria approved Exxon Mobil Corp.’s sale of its onshore oil and gas assets ...

NUPRC said that it would only approve the sale if Shell takes responsibility for oil spills and agrees to fund cleanup efforts in the Niger Delta. But providing updates in the statement ...

Shell has received approval from Nigeria's oil minister for the sale of $2.4 billion in onshore and shallow-water assets to Renaissance Group, Renaissance said in a statement on Wednesday.

Nigeria approved a $1.3 billion deal that would see a group of local companies buy Shell Plc’s onshore assets in Africa’s biggest crude producer. Petroleum Resources Minister Heineken ...

The deal would fulfill Shell’s long-term goal of exiting operations in the challenging Niger Delta area. The company has received notification of the approval and is assessing it, the firm said in an ...

Later on Wednesday, the director of the Kamal Adwan Hospital in Beit Lahia said that “gunfire and tank shells” caused a fire in the intensive care unit, with some patients suffering burns.