Senior citizens sa Cebu City, balik-serbisyo sa gobyerno
Sa halip na tuldukan ang kakayanan ng mga nakatatanda, ibinabalik ngayon ng Cebu Province at Cebu City ang mga senior citizens sa sentro ng lipunan – hindi para alagaan, ngunit
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DepEd hikes private school teachers’ subsidy by P6K to bridge wage gap
The Department of Education (DepEd) has increased the annual wage subsidy for private school teachers by 6,000 pesos, bringing the total to 24,000 pesos starting this school year, to help
49% of Filipino families see themselves as poor in second quarter — SWS
Nearly half of Filipino families continue to view themselves as poor, based on the latest Social Weather Stations (SWS) survey results. In its June 25 – 29 report, SWS reported
Marcos orders Sulu’s transition to Zamboanga Peninsula after SC ruling
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has ordered the administrative transfer of Sulu province to Region 9 (Zamboanga Peninsula), citing the Supreme Court’s final ruling and the province’s rejection of the Bangsamoro
PH, India hold first joint naval patrol in WPS
In a move dubbed “maritime cooperative activity,” the Philippine and Indian navies staged their first joint patrol in the disputed West Philippine Sea’s exclusive economic zone. Shri Harsh Kumar Jain,
Rights group slams new murder raps vs detained community journalist
A human rights group condemned the additional murder charges filed against detained community journalist Frenchie Mae Cumpio on Aug. 3, calling them “trumped-up” and part of a pattern of judicial
DOT eyes ‘unified’ ASEAN visa system to boost tourist arrivals
Kimberly Capuyan Tourism Secretary Christina Frasco announced on July 31 that the Philippines wants to benefit from a unified visa system among member countries of the Association of Southeast Asian
BARMM records PH’s lowest literacy rate at 81% — PSA
Among all regions in the Philippines, the Bangsamoro Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao (BARMM) recorded the lowest basic literacy rate at 81.0 percent, with 14.4 percent of its population aged
PGH to launch first state-run hospice in PH
Jamayka Rhose Pascual The Philippine General Hospital (PGH) is set to launch Balay Lingap, the country’s first government-operated hospice and halfway house for patients in need. The University of the
TESDA chief urges lifelong learning to address job-skills mismatch
Yahya Ibrahim Yusop Technical Education and Skills Development Authority (TESDA) called on Filipino students to embrace lifelong learning amid growing concerns over job and skill mismatches in the country. Speaking
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