PH wins re-election bid at int’l maritime council
The Philippines is set to serve under the International Maritime Organization (IMO) Council for the 2026–2027 biennium after winning its re-election bid last Nov. 28. According to the Philippine News
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DA gives 800K public school teachers, staff access to P20/kilo rice
The Department of Agriculture (DA) extended the access to rice at P20 per kilogram under the Benteng Bigas Meron (BBM) Na program to almost 800,000 public school teachers and non-teaching
PSA: Agricultural sector records lowest monthly wage in 2024
The agriculture, forestry, and fishing industries received the lowest monthly wage among all industries in the country in 2024, the Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA) revealed on November 25. Workers in these sectors
‘Marcos ug Duterte, Walay Kalahian’: Cebu progressive groups push for people’s transition council on Bonifacio Day protest
Various multi-sectoral groups in Cebu staged a mobilization against systemic corruption on Nov. 30, Bonifacio Day, where they called for the resignation of Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos and Sara Duterte and
VP Duterte dodges media after Senate swiftly approves OVP budget
Vice President Sara Duterte refused to answer political questions from the media after the Senate approved the 2026 budget of her office in less than five minutes on Nov. 27.
BIR suspends audits amid ‘long-existing’ corruption, Senate launches probe
The Bureau of Internal Revenue has temporarily suspended all field audits and the issuance of new audit orders after Senate Deputy Majority Leader JV Ejercito claimed that only 30 percent
Estrada calls K-to-12 ‘failure’ as DepEd pushes reforms
Senator Jinggoy Estrada called the K-to-12 a “failure” during Senate deliberations on the Department of Education’s (DepEd) 2026 budget on Monday, as the agency confirmed plans to fully implement its
ABS-CBN’s revenue turnaround, GMA’s growing profit show PH TV dynamic shift
ABS-CBN Corp. and GMA Network Inc. reported improved financial results for this year, highlighting the change in television trends as the public shifts towards digital content and steady traditional broadcast
US-based Pinoy nurses wary of reducing student loans amid nursing degree reclassification
Filipino nurses working in the United States have raised concern on the exclusion of nursing programs from the list of recognized professional degrees, a move that could negatively impact eligibility
Iloilo City seeks national aid as bomb threats pass 30 this year
Iloilo City officials seek technical and cyber-intelligence assistance from national agencies following the recent records of more than 30 bomb threats in schools and government institutions this year, which disrupted
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