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Climate Justice

Members of the Philippine Movement for Climate Justice hold a candle-lighting protest action yesterday in Sto. Niño, Marikina to commemorate the devastation wrought by...

NEA’s loans to electric cooperatives hit P1.98 billion in third quarter

The National Electrification Administration (NEA) said at least 32 electric cooperatives (ECs) across Luzon, Visayas and Mindanao accessed a combined P1.98 billion in loans...

Marcos wants to rebuild Dinagat tourism industry

President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. wants to bolster Dinagat Islands’ tourism industry as part of the government’s efforts to rebuild the province and transform the...

Solutions sought over Cebu’s water supply woes

It has been more than a year when Typhoon Odette left massive destruction in its wake. Cebu City was among one of the hardest...

Cebu resort sues Standard Insurance, Crawford for failing to settle P550-m claim

Cebu-based Plantation Bay Holdings Corp. filed a criminal complaint against Standard Insurance, after the latter allegedly ignored the former’s insurance claim amounting to P550...

Mining employees find another source of income following onslaught of typhoon Odette

A group of employees from Cagdianao Mining Corp. harvested hundreds of kilograms of bangus as the province of Dinagat Islands marked the devastation wrought...

A year after, Leyteños still feel Odette’s wrath

Tacloban City—Exactly one year after Super Typhoon Odette swept through Southern Leyte on Dec. 16, 2021, the Leyteños have yet to put a closure...

Bringing messages of hope and solidarity

The Delegation of the European Union to the Philippines (EU) and its humanitarian aid partners, together with SM, brought a message of hope and...

PH’s longest domestic submarine cable reaches Siargao

The Philippines’ longest domestic submarine fiber cable project has landed on the shores of Siargao, ready to deliver faster and reliable connectivity on the...

Gatchalian vows to seek funding for classrooms

Senator Win Gatchalian on Wednesday guaranteed to push for enough funds to build classrooms to address the country’s classroom shortage.  He noted that huge funding would...

Sara takes care of business

Vice President and concurrent Education Secretary Sara Duterte-Carpio gets a hands-on assessment of the damage inflicted by Typhoon Odette on public schools in Bohol...

CHR cites Sara’s policy banning school uniforms

The Commission on Human Rights on Friday welcomed a policy of Vice President Sara Duterte providing that students would not be required to wear...

Over 1M Odette victims receive UN assistance

Six months after Typhoon Odette (international name: Rai) left a trail of devastation in 11 of the country’s 17 regions, the United Nations (UN)...

Boats of hope

The Naval Reserve Center Eastern Visayas, in partnership with the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas, turned over 10 fishing boats to survivors of Typhoon Odette...
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