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Electricity rates up by P0.53 for November

Seventy-five (75) indigenous peoples (IPs) from as far away as Palawan and Romblon and all over Visayas took their time to participate at this years Dayaw Visayas Festival held in Bacolod from November 3 to 4. 

The chicken inasal, voted 5th best chicken dish in the world based on TasteAtlas’ Top 50 cuisines for October, is now getting closer to the possibility of

Visayan Electric helps 113 public schools ready for F2F classes

#MINDANAO If you, like me, spent much time online during the height of the pandemic, you likely came across Filipino chef video bloggers, or “vloggers” who have shared their recipes and commentary on cooking techniques and food culture through popular free online platforms. I thus honor and thank

Learning systems for poverty and the role of technology in delivering education became the focus of discussion at the Education@theMargins (E@TM): A Global Alliance conference on October 28. The virtual conference brought together experts from the fields of education technology, policy reform, and c

I take a break from my usual historical articles to pay tribute to a countryman who has been recently honored with one of the highest distinctions in chess — his induction into the World Chess Hall of Fame. In a sense, this tribute is still partly historical, as his long career is now all part of chess lore. He is none other than Grandmaster Eugenio Torre of the Philippines, who turns 71 today. To Eugene, a joyous birthday, and our heartfelt congratulations!

The Filipino-owned station broadcasts in 13 languages. But after 60 years of programming, it faces the challenge of attracting a new generation of listeners.

How do you tailor education to serve those who need it the most? To tackle this pressing global issue, multinational partnership Education@theMargins (E@TM): A Global Alliance invites aspiring and current educators, policymakers, and representatives of like-minded organizations to come together for

Giselle Sanchez (left) and Katya Santos I was overwhelmed with the warmth of the PDLS (persons deprived of liberty) when I came out to sing and do my stand-up comedy in Visayan,Tagalog and English. There were shouts of joy, laughter, claps and when I called for several volunteers to join me onsta