Taas-presyo ng gasolina, ‘ikinababahala’ ng mga tsuper sa Cebu
Ikinababahala ng mga tsuper ng bus at jeepney sa Cebu ang sunod-sunod na pagtaas ng presyo ng gasolina at diesel na direktang nakakaapekto sa kanilang araw-araw na kita at kabuhayan.
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NBI probes alleged falsified land titles in complaint vs Roque
The National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) receives a complaint from fifteen to twenty farmers against former presidential spokesperson Harry Roque and other personalities linked to Philippine Offshore Gaming Operations (PGOG)
ACT urges DepEd to allocate funds for graduation rites to minimize student costs
The Alliance of Concerned Teachers (ACT) urged the Department of Education (DepEd) to allocate a dedicated budget for graduation rites as costs continue to fall on teachers and parents nationwide.
EDCOM 2: Metro Manila cities record high rate of struggling readers despite being ‘developed’
Cities in the National Capital Region (NCR) displayed a high number of early-grade learners who are struggling in reading, according to the Second Congressional Commission on Education (EDCOM II), despite
DepEd’s trimester plan for SY 2026–2027 gets ED Council nod
The Economy and Development (ED) Council has approved the proposal of the Department of Education (DepEd) to implement a trimester school calendar starting the school year 2026–2027. In a statement,
Peso hits record low, breaches P60 vs US dollar
Xavier Pajiran The Philippine peso weakened further against the US dollar, breaching the P60 level and closing at around P60.3 to $1 on March 23, marking a record low amid
DOE dismisses fuel rationing calls amid oil import reliance unless demand spikes
Amid the country’s dependence on imported oil, Energy Secretary Sharon Garin said on March 17 that fuel rationing will not be implemented unless demand triggers a surge in hoarding or
QC, UP push PGH Diliman project to expand public healthcare
In a bid to ease hospital congestion and improve access to public healthcare, Quezon City Mayor Joy Belmonte and officials from the University of the Philippines (UP) met to push
Cebu vendors, residents decry Carbon Public Market privatization
Local vendors and residents in Cebu staged protests to oppose the ongoing redevelopment of Carbon Public Market, the city’s oldest and largest public market, into a privatized facility. On March
Marcos pushes expanded programs, representation to advance women’s rights
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. called for stronger and sustained measures to advance women’s rights, pushing for greater representation in governance and expanded economic opportunities as persistent gender gap continues to
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