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‘It’s really important for us to know where we sit among our peers’

The Coordinating Ministry of Maritime Affairs and Investment divulged its plan to make Kenya as an export hub in Africa. "Last night, we just landed ...

DHQ says the illegal refineries were destroyed in the last two weeks in the South-south zone of the country.

Authorities have intercepted a van and a watercraft that contained approximately 44,000 kilos of allegedly smuggled red onions in Zamboanga City on Monday, Jan. 23. Photo: Philippine Navy, Naval Forces Western Mindanao An Isuzu closed van and a watercraft marked as “MJ Marisa” were flagged by

DAVAO CITY—About 600 decommissioned combatants of the Moro Islamic Liberation Front would undergo technical-vocational training to prepare and help them adapt to civilian life under the normalization scheme of the peace agreement. The assistance was extended by the European Union’s (EU) “Programme on Assistance for Camp Transformation through Inclusion, Violence…

Twenty Haitian migrants were detained on Virgin Gorda on Monday morning after illegally entering the territory, according to the Immigration Department and the Police Information Office.

No fewer than 1,773 members of the Civilian Joint Task Force (CJTF) have died while fighting Boko Haram and Islamic State of the West African Province (ISWAP) terrorists in the North East Zone.

The Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP) and the Philippine Army (PA) said Saturday, Jan. 21, that it has promoted to the next higher rank 22 senior military officers as the career advancement of officials start to get back on the right track. Photo: Armed Forces of the Philippines / AFP AFP

The federal government has "conditionally" lifted the ban on wood and charcoal exportation. Mohammed Abdullahi, minister of environment...

HONOLULU, HI- Luke Meyers is joining the Office of Governor Josh Green, M.D., as the State Disaster Management Advisor (SDMA), with Col. (Ret.) James D.S. Barros named as the new […]