Business

Why the Rants?

When news broke about the proposed one-year extension of Police Brigadier General Hansel M. Marantan, reactions came swiftly. Supporters welcomed it. Critics—particularly within the police organization—argued that it would...

SPMC opens Mindanao’s biggest dialysis center, bringing lifesaving kidney care closer to patients

DAVAO CITY (July 8)  — For thousands of kidney patients across Mindanao, hours-long trips and long waits for...

PH, Norway tighten intelligence net to stop online child predators

MANILA (July 8)  — The Philippine National Police (PNP) is strengthening its fight against online sexual abuse and...

Gov’t races to preposition aid, brace transport as Super Typhoon Bavi nears PH

MANILA (July 8)  — Even before Super Typhoon Bavi enters the Philippine Area of Responsibility (PAR), government agencies...

Who Holds the Gavel? Escudero vote exposes constitutional gray area as Sara Duterte impeachment trial begins

MANILA (July 8)  — Before prosecutors could present a single piece of evidence against Vice President Sara Duterte,...
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Major Fuel Rollback Ahead, But Relief May Be Short-Lived

MANILA (April 19) — Filipino motorists are set for the sharpest fuel price cuts in recent months, but officials and analysts warn that the...

Fuel Tax Holds, Local Burdens Rise: Data Shows Deepening Strain in Davao and Across Mindanao

DAVAO CITY (April 15) — The national government’s decision to retain fuel excise taxes comes as both fuel prices and inflation accelerate, amplifying pressure...

Drowned roads, rising fuel, and the price we pay

DAVAO CITY (March 30) — Across Mindanao today, the effects of conflict among global powers are being felt. Not in distant headlines, but on flooded...

Eel export opens China door for Davao aquaculture

DAVAO CITY (March 23) — From local waters to Chinese tables, a two-ton shipment of Philippine eel has put the Davao Region on the...

Filipinos want cheaper food, more jobs, and less corruption as fuel prices soar — survey

MANILA (March 20) — Rising global oil prices linked to the Middle East conflict are putting pressure on Filipino households, sharpening public demands for...

Rice, corn output seen falling in Q1, raising food security concerns

MANILA (March 17) — The Philippines may face weaker harvests of its two key staple crops in the first quarter of the year, with...
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