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The Philippines celebrates the Feast of the Santo Niño on the third Sunday of January, particularly in the major cities of Cebu and Manila.

Assertiveness from the political and defence establishment is understandable after previous passivity but risks adding fuel to fire, particularly in the South China Sea. Manila must diplomatically manage disputes.

Discover the controversy surrounding the installation of a traffic light at the El Pardo Road and Cebu South Coastal Road junction. Learn about the concerns raised by urban planner Nigel Paul Villarete and the use of AI technology in the new traffic light system. Find out how the installation may impact traffic flow and economic losses, and its implications for the upcoming Sinulog sa Sugbo Philippines 2024 event. Stay informed with SunStar Cebu.

Globe partnered with the Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) for the second straight year to honor outstanding achievements of individuals, o

All roads...and flights…lead to Cebu this January, quite literally, for the much-awaited Sinulog Festival which showcases the Filipinos’ religious devotion and a myriad of exciting side activities taking place in the fringes. And despite the political intramurals and hiccups punctuating the festivity, the magnetic pull of the Sinulog and Cebu…

Thousands joined Walk with Mary 2024

Whatever the year has in store for you, take the time out to pamper yourself at Le Meur Aesthetic Clinic.

THREE domestic flights at Davao International Airport (DIA) were diverted due to bad weather conditions caused by shear line yesterday, January 18.

DAVAO CITY – A family and some visitors attending a prayer gathering were buried in a landslide in the former mining town of Diwalwal in Davao de Oro on Thursday as the weather shearline continued to dump heavy rainfall since Wednesday. Almost 350,000 persons were affected by flood, landslide and…

TUGUEGARAO CITY: The town of Baggao in Cagayan province remains a hotspot for illegal logging.