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'At the rate that the political violence has been continuing, will Marcos be able to prevent major episodes of violence from breaking out?'

A litter of a critically endangered species of pig has been born at Edinburgh Zoo.

TELECOMMUNICATION companies in the Philippines have been actively doing their share in bridging the digital divide with their aggressive efforts to improve and further enhance their network quality, service reliability and overall customer service.

“We are pleased to be partners with the Aboitiz Group and Unity with whom we share the same vision of strengthening digital infrastructure in the Philippines.

PXP Energy Corp. reported on Wednesday its losses ballooned to P11.2 million in the first half from P6.3 million in the same period a year ago on lower margins from its Galoc operations and higher interest expense. The listed upstream oil and gas company said revenues fell to P39.4 million…

Visayan Electric, Vivant Foundation rewire 13 public schools in Cebu

Many complainants say that the Electric Power Industry Reform Act of 2001 (EPIRA) was a failure because it failed to lower the cost of electricity. Are these people familiar with the EPIRA and the power industry to foster this opinion? Well, read the law again. Nowhere in the EPIRA did…

Digital infrastructure provider PLDT and its mobile affiliate Smart Communications are helping Cabanatuan City educators in Nueva Ecija to explore new teaching methods. As educational institutions close out the first school year of hybrid learning, PLDT and Smart continue to support efforts by the Department of Education to ensure that…

Garcia insists having the right to be compensated by the DPWH for using Capitol-owned lots

The United Nations declared 2023 as the International Year of Millets to promote the resilient cereal’s cultivation. Millet is known as dama in Tagalog or kabog (humas) in Visayan.