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U.S. Visa Access in Focus (Malabo): The U.S. plans to cut visa-processing embassies and consulates across Africa from nearly 50 to 20 “hub” cities, with Malabo listed as one of the remaining full-processing locations—meaning applicants may need to travel for interviews and procedures as services shrink elsewhere. Travel Costs & Daily Impact: The overhaul is expected to take effect in June, and analysts warn it could raise costs and lengthen journeys for students, tourists, and families. Culture & Community (Children’s Day, Malabo): The Russian Cultural Centre in Malabo held an International Children’s Day outing for pupils from the Our Lady of Almudena children’s home, with games, face painting, amusement rides, and a focus on care for children without parental warmth. Faith & Public Life: A global “Baptize the World” push reported 17,000+ baptisms across dozens of countries on Pentecost Sunday, highlighting how churches are using coordinated events to bring communities together.

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May 28, 2026

Baptize the World reports 17,910 baptisms across 49 countries on Pentecost Sunday

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