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Relief as Tshwane buses return to normal operations after fuel shortage

Tshwane bus services have returned to normal after a fuel shortage disrupted operations and left commuters stranded. Many passengers were forced to seek alternative, often costly, transport during the disruption. The city has apologised and says measures are being implemented to prevent future supply issues.

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American rapper J. Cole joins Chinese basketball team

Grammy winning American rapper J. Cole is expected to play for professional Chinese basketball team Nanjing Monkey Kings Thursday, the club announced on social media. The team will play a home game, in east China’s Jiangsu province, against the Ningbo Rockets. Using a promotional flyer which the club posted to Weibo it said “tonight… the

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500 attend Good Friday penitential rites in Quezon town

LUCENA CITY — More than 500 residents of General Luna town in Quezon province took part in Good Friday penitential rites as part of the town’s Holy Week observance. According to the local government’s Public Information Office (PIO), about 430 residents portrayed “centurions” as they paraded along the town’s main streets. The PIO described the

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Fuel crisis: New Lucena in Iloilo declares state of calamity

ILOILO CITY — The municipality of New Lucena in Iloilo province was placed under a state of calamity on April 1 due to the severe economic impact of the global fuel crisis. The declaration comes as the town struggles with soaring fuel prices, worsened by ongoing tensions in the Middle East. With the state of

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Good Friday procession of Jesus Nazareno gathers over 517,000 devotees

MANILA, Philippines — The Good Friday procession of the image of Jesus Nazarene this year has gathered around 517,650 devotees and lasted for more than 13 hours, according to authorities. Based on the official report of the Quiapo Church command post, the procession began on 11:33 p.m. on Maundy Thursday and ended on 12:51 p.m.

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