18 sacks of trash collected in Malabon creek after flooding
Eighteen sacks of trash were collected from Letre Creek in Malabon City, Philippines, following flooding caused by the southwest monsoon on Monday.
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Alleged 'Paihi' Gang Members Arrested in Malabon Fuel Smuggling Bust
Alleged members of the 'paihi' gang, involved in illegal fuel smuggling and trading, were arrested during a buy-bust operation in Malabon City.
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Pope Leo XIV Condemns War, Migrant Treatment, and Iran Killings
Pope Leo XIV concluded his Africa visit, where he condemned the killing of protesters in Iran and reaffirmed his stance against war, while also decrying the treatment of migrants and refugees. He emphasized that as a pastor, he cannot support war and that migrants should not be treated 'worse than house pets'.
Philippine Diocese Apologizes for Pigeon Incident on Easter
A diocese in Malabon, Philippines, issued a sincere apology after a live pigeon was tied to balloons during an Easter event on April 5th.
Morocco Reaffirms South-South Cooperation Vision at OACPS Malabo Summit
Morocco's Foreign Minister Nasser Bourita represented King Mohammed VI at the 11th summit of the Organisation of African, Caribbean and Pacific States (OACPS) in Malabo, reaffirming the country's vision for South-South cooperation.
Philippine Supreme Court Affirms Tracking of Commercial Fishing Unconstitutional
The Philippine Supreme Court has affirmed a 2021 Malabon City Regional Trial Court ruling that declared the tracking of commercial fishing boats unconstitutional.
Police Sergeant Arrested in Malabon for Alleged Acts Against Minor
A police sergeant in Malabon, Philippines, has been taken into custody on allegations of committing lascivious acts against a minor. The arrest has initiated an investigation into the officer's conduct.
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Pope Leo XIV Commemorates Francis's Death, Visits Africa
Articles describe Pope Leo XIV honoring Pope Francis on the first anniversary of his reported death, with many faithful visiting Francis's grave. Pope Leo XIV is also reported to have traveled to Africa and spoken on the dangers facing humanity.
Senegal Advocates for Structural and Inclusive Transformation at OACPS Summit in Malabo
During the OACPS Summit held in Malabo, Senegal actively advocated for a structural and inclusive transformation, emphasizing its vision for regional development and cooperation.
Philosopher Catherine Malabou's theories on brain mutability gain attention
Philosopher Catherine Malabou's inspiring ideas, presented in two short books, propose thinking with both the clitoris and the brain, focusing on the brain's mutability and adaptability.
NBI Seizes 24 Tons of Illegal Pork Meat in Philippines
The National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) in the Philippines has confiscated approximately 24 tons of alleged hot pork meat, disguised as beef, from two warehouses in Malabon City and Navotas City.
China Accused of Halting Human Rights Conference in Zambia
Organizers of a planned digital human rights conference in Zambia allege that China intervened, leading to the cancellation of what was intended to be the world's largest event of its kind.
Malabon parish apologizes for Easter ritual that reportedly killed a dove
MANILA, Philippines — The Diocesan Shrine and Parish of the Immaculate Conception in Malabon issued a public apology after receiving a criticism from an animal welfare group.
Senegal Advocates for Structural and Inclusive Transformation at OACPS Summit in Malabo
Senegal advocated for a structural and inclusive transformation during the OACPS Summit held in Malabo.