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Trapped Indoors: 40% of Filipino Teens Go an Entire Week Without 1 Hour of Play

MANILA (November 7) --- Four out of every ten...

Silence the Stigma, Take the Test: Why Caraga’s HIV Battle Ends at Your Local Clinic

BUTUAN CITY (November 7) — The numbers tell a...

Flowing Against the Drought: How Cagayan de Oro Plans to Outsmart El Niño

CAGAYAN DE ORO CITY (November 7) — As forecasters...

Oaminal cites poverty decline, peace gains as MisOcc marks 97th anniversary

Governor reports improved employment and drug-cleared barangays, but vows...

Fuel, transport costs drive October inflation to 7.8%, highest in over 3 years

Transport inflation breached 20% as rising fuel costs added...

ERC scrutiny puts Mindanao power plant reliability under spotlight

Twenty-four show-cause orders target 13 generation companies as recurring...
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China will keep an eye on Philippines’ new military installation near Taiwan

MANILA (September 6) — The Philippines has established a new military post in the Taiwan Strait, which observers say could strengthen Manila's ability to...

Palace releases official list of 2026 holidays

MANILA (September 6) – Malacañang has released the official list of regular holidays and special non-working days for 2026 under Proclamation 1006, signed by...

PHLPost suspends mail services to US amid new customs rules

MANILA (September 6) – The Philippine Postal Corporation (PHLPost) has temporarily suspended the acceptance of all mail and parcels bound for the United States...

Agdao bridge closed for one-month rehabilitation

DAVAO CITY (September 5) – The City Government of Davao, through the City Transport and Traffic Management Office (CTTMO), has announced that the Agdao...

Davao City marks 9th Anniversary of Roxas Night Market Bombing

DAVAO CITY (September 5) – The City Government of Davao, through the City Social Welfare and Development Office (CSWDO), continues to extend assistance to...

Tuna sector warned to prepare for climate, labor challenges

MANILA (September 5) --- The Philippine tuna industry should prepare for increasing pressures from climate change, labor problems, and international sustainability regulations, even if...