On March 24, 2021, the ISIS-affiliated al-Shabab group attacked Palma, Mozambique, near a TotalEnergies LNG plant, resulting in at least 1,402 civilian casualties. A survey conducted from November 2022 to March 2023, following UN guidelines, visited 13,686 homes, revealing 1,193 killed or missing and 209 kidnapped, including children. The survey excluded contractor, combatant, and post-attack security force-related deaths. The article criticizes TotalEnergies for failing to protect contractors and residents despite prior warnings and security promises. The Palma attack is considered the worst terror attack since 9/11 and the deadliest disaster in the oil and gas industry's history.

Velo has introduced an AI-based bicycle safety light named 'Copilot', which helps cyclists stay safe on busy roads by alerting them of approaching or overtaking vehicles, warning drivers, and recording HD video. Priced at $400, the device offers about five hours of battery life, catering to city cyclists and representing a step forward in digital safety technology for environmentally friendly transportation.

MSI is set to release the Claw, a portable gaming PC, in the first half of 2024, offering an alternative to the Steam Deck with a 7-inch 1080p display, 120Hz refresh rate, up to Intel Core Ultra 7 processor, Windows 11, 16GB RAM, and up to 1TB storage. The Claw's compatibility with non-Steam libraries and a custom UI that consolidates different game libraries could address the limitations of Steam Deck's SteamOS. The Claw's performance was demonstrated at CES 2024, running AAA games like Assassin's Creed Mirage and Sonic Superstars smoothly, with a proprietary cooling system and a battery life that can run Forza Horizon 5 for two hours on a single charge.

Stern, a pinball machine manufacturer, has released a new 'Jaws' themed pinball table, featuring elements from the classic film, including John Williams' score and voiceover from Richard Dreyfuss. The game was showcased at CES 2024 and offers various flippers, spinners, and ramps, with a shark that emerges from the playing field. While the game is praised for its design and respect to the original film, the high cost, starting at $6,999, is noted as a potential barrier for purchase.

The iPhone 16 Pro is rumored to receive two significant camera upgrades, including a tetraprism lens for better optical zoom, similar to the iPhone 15 Pro Max, and a 48MP ultra-wide lens, an improvement from the iPhone 15 Pro's 12MP lens. These rumors, reported by Apple tipster Ming-Chi Kuo, suggest that the iPhone 16 Pro's camera could outperform that of the iPhone 15 Pro. The iPhone 16 Pro is also expected to have a larger 6.3-inch display to accommodate the new camera technology. The actual features will be confirmed in the fall.

The Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra, though not yet released, is rumored to have features that could surpass the iPhone 15 Pro Max. These include a 200MP main camera with superior video capabilities at 4K/120FPS, a display with a higher refresh rate of 144Hz, and advanced artificial intelligence features such as live language translation and generative photo editing. The article compares these potential features based on leaks and speculations, suggesting that Samsung could have an edge over Apple in the upcoming smartphone competition.

Jason Day has captured attention with his new retro apparel from luxury golf brand Malbon at the Sentry Tournament in Hawaii. Day, previously associated with Nike since 2017, showcased old school style elements like sweater vests, turtle-necks, and kilties. He expressed excitement about his new look and partnership with Malbon, while also taking a subtle jab at Nike for outfit similarities among golfers. Day's goals remain to recapture World No 1, win a major, and work harder every day.

Tommy Fleetwood endorses Hulton Park's bid to host the 2035 Ryder Cup, highlighting the potential benefits for golf and the northwest England region. The project, led by developer Peel L&P, includes a stadium golf course, a world-class academy, 1,000 new homes, and community facilities, promising a £1.6 billion economic uplift. Despite initial rejection by Bolton Council, a public enquiry overturned the decision, and the council now fully supports the bid. The Ryder Cup, which could bring 75,000 visitors per day and over 1,000 jobs, would mark the event's return to England since 2002.

Europe triumphed at the Ryder Cup held at Marco Simone Golf and Country Club, defeating the United States with a score of 16.5 to 11.5. Tommy Fleetwood secured the winning point for Europe. The article provides a light-hearted ranking of all 24 players based on their performance during the event, with Rory McIlroy ranked highest for helping Europe earn four points. The rankings reflect both praise for notable performances and criticism for those who underperformed.

The article discusses potential future captains for Team Europe in the Ryder Cup, following Henrik Stenson's removal from the captaincy due to his move to LIV Golf. Luke Donald is set to lead the team in Italy, with speculation about future captains including Justin Rose and Francesco Molinari. The Ryder Cup's format, its significance as a sporting event, and the impact of players joining LIV Golf are also touched upon.

The Ryder Cup is criticized for its intense build-up and the recent lack of excitement, but Patrick Cantlay and his caddie Joe LaCava brought drama to the event. Cantlay, known for his slow play, became the villain after rumors of causing a split in the USA team. He and LaCava, who confronted the European team, provided a memorable moment that will be discussed for years, saving this Ryder Cup from being a 'Coma in Roma'.

Brian Harman, holding a five-shot lead at the halfway stage of a major championship, is poised to win barring an unprecedented collapse. His meticulous play has dampened the drama typically expected on the final day. Harman, known for hunting and nicknamed the Butcher of Hoylake, has been unfazed by negative comments from the crowd. Tommy Fleetwood's performance was lackluster, and Jon Rahm's remarkable 63 has put him in contention. Harman's lead remains five shots going into the final day, with historical references to past players who have failed to maintain such a lead at The Open.

The 17th hole at Royal Liverpool, known as Little Eye, has received mixed reactions from the golf community, with some criticizing it and others praising its design. During the 151st Open Championship, the hole provided significant drama, with spectators eagerly watching the action unfold. The hole, which opened in 2020, was designed by architect Martin Ebert to create drama, a goal that seems to have been achieved based on the first round of The Open.

There is no such thing as an illegal hole location in golf. Committees and greenkeepers have the freedom to place flags wherever they choose. The Official Guide to the Rules of Golf offers advice, suggesting that hole locations should consider player ability, green speed, and should avoid placing the ball on severe slopes. It also recommends that holes be balanced in terms of location on the green and have enough surface to accommodate approaches, specifically advising against placing a hole immediately behind a bunker for long approaches.

Eddie Pepperell emphasizes the importance of home support for the DP World Tour, particularly at the British Masters at The Belfry. After a break and practice on a home simulator, Pepperell has seen a mini-revival in his performance. Despite recent missed cuts, he values the British Masters for its domestic feel and historic significance. High-ranking British players like Matt Fitzpatrick, Tyrrell Hatton, and Tommy Fleetwood are skipping the event, leaving Justin Rose as the highest-ranked Briton participating. Pepperell jokes about hosting the event in Ibiza with a pro-am on a boat and a performance by Craig David.