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Groups sound the alarm as the Butuanon language faces the threat of extinction, raising fears of a future where the echoes of Butuan's linguistic legacy may fade into silence

What is beautiful? An eternal question and human beings have made themselves beautiful in their own eyes, across space and time.

Agriculture Secretary Francisco Tiu Laurel Jr. has approved the importation of 25,000 metric tons of pelagic fish species in preparation for the upcoming closed

ILOILO CITY: Residents in this city are enjoying the lowest electricity rate among the major cities in the country, a study by the Institute of Contemporary Economics showed.

VENTURE firm Talino Venture Studios (TVS) and Chemonics International Inc. are gunning to capture a tenth of the payments traffic this year, as they launched last Thursday evening a payment system it calls “Higala.”  TVS Founder Winston Damarillo said the payment system will serve as a “financial superhighway that will…

Bersabal, a native of Mindanao, Philippines, has served as a priest in Sacramento since 1999.

Power distribution utility firm Visayan Electric is calling for more of its commercial and industrial customers to enroll in the Interruptible Load Program (ILP) to lessen the impact of possible power shortages in the Visayas Grid.

For Daniel Coquilla, the streets of Metro Manila with a population of 13 million plus, offer a vibrant space to document visually what’s going on, what’s in, and what’s out.

Pope Francis has appointed Father Reynaldo Bersabal, a priest of the Diocese of Sacramento, California, as auxiliary bishop of Sacramento.

The sanctuary lies within the North Negros Natural Park, showcasing seven majestic waterfalls and a plethora of endemic and endangered avian species