Newslights

MinDA pushes unified Mindanao River Basin plan to curb floods, boost resilience

GENERAL SANTOS CITY  (May 14) — The Mindanao Development Authority (MinDA) is pushing a unified master plan for the Mindanao River Basin, warning that fragmented flood-control projects are leaving...

Malaybalay pilots emotional intelligence training to boost student well-being

MALAYBALAY CITY, Bukidnon  (May 14) — Malaybalay City is betting on emotions as much as academics, rolling out...

Duterte hires ICC veteran as case enters trial phase

MANILA  (May 14) — As former president Rodrigo Duterte heads deeper into his looming crimes against humanity trial...

‘Mindanao is safe’: Officials push back vs Australia travel warning

DAVAO CITY  (May 14) — Mindanao officials moved quickly to calm fears after the Australian government warned its...

DOJ says ICC surrender of Bato legally possible

MANILA (May 14) — The Department of Justice (DOJ) said Wednesday that it is legally possible for the...
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Former Executive Secretary Eduardo Ermita dies at 90

MANILA (October 19) – Eduardo Ermita, a respected military leader and public servant who held key roles in both government and defense, passed away...

Diesel prices expected to drop, gasoline to see slight increase

MANILA (October 18) – Concerns over global demand and ongoing geopolitical tensions are expected to push down diesel prices while causing a slight increase...

Rice self-sufficiency plunges to 37-year low, deepening import reliance

MANILA (October 17) — Every bowl of rice on Filipino tables today relies more on foreign imports than ever before in nearly four decades....

Court voids Garma, cohorts’ passports over Barayuga slay

MANILA (October 17) — A Mandaluyong court has ordered the cancellation of the passports of former PCSO general manager Royina Garma, ex-police commissioner Edilberto...

Over 5,400 quake-hit Davao residents to get emergency jobs under TUPAD

Photo courtesy: Department of Labor and Employment - Davao Region MANILA (October 17) — More than 5,400 residents affected by the recent strong earthquakes in...

Class suspensions drag down students’ Math, Science grades — EDCOM 2

MANILA (October 17) — Frequent class suspensions have caused a 12 to 14 percent drop in Math and Science grades among Grade 4 students,...
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