CBCP marks EDSA 40; urges unity vs corruption, injustice
The Catholic Bishops’ Conference of the Philippines (CBCP) urged the public to unite and take a stand against national issues such as corruption and injustice in commemoration of the 40th
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Senate panel pushes anti-dynasty proposal closer to passage
Nearly four decades after the 1987 Constitution called for a ban on political dynasties, a Senate committee has moved a proposed enabling measure closer to passage after securing enough signatures
Castro hits back: ‘Let’s see who’s talking’ at VP Duterte over governance criticism
Presidential Communications Office (PCO) Undersecretary Atty. Claire Castro on Feb. 25 pushed back against Vice President Sara Duterte’s criticism of the administration’s governance, linking her remarks to controversies during her
ICC hears accounts on Duterte’s Trial Day 2
Testimonies from victims’ families and detailed accounts from prosecutors marked the second day of the confirmation of charges hearing against former president Rodrigo Duterte before Pre-trial Chamber I of the
Maa Flyover over 90% complete; targets March opening – DPWH Davao
Charles Ochavilla Davao City’s Maa-Magtuod Flyover is nearing completion, with 90% already finished, and is scheduled to open this March after multiple delays, according to the Department of Public Works
Davao region logs 7 deaths in rain-induced landslides
RB Bautista Seven people were confirmed dead after two separate rain-induced landslides struck Monkayo, Davao de Oro and Mati, Davao Oriental, brought about by the effects of a shear line
Public hearing in UP Cebu renews 1987 Charter’s call to end political dynasties
Ralph Ian Espelita At the University of the Philippines Cebu, lawmakers, students, and civil society leaders gathered on Thursday, February 19, for a consultation many described as long overdue: a
DepEd approves 5-day annual wellness leave to all teachers, staff
The Department of Education (DepEd) has granted a five-day annual wellness leave for teaching and non-teaching personnel, aiming to improve workplace conditions and strengthen mental health, with requests handled confidentially.
Senate to examine DepEd’s trimester plan, Sen. Aquino urges
Senator Bam Aquino has urged the Senate of the Philippines to hold hearings on the Department of Education’s (DepEd) proposed trimester school calendar. Concerns arise as plans could disrupt public
Philippines ranks second globally for number of trafficking victims—IOM
The International Organization for Migration (IOM), a United Nations-led support network for migrants, has flagged the Philippines as the second in the world’s leading country of origin for trafficking victims,
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