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An official from the Mandaue City Public Market (MCPM) has warned vendors against overpricing goods, especially those highly in demand this Holy Week, saying they will face penalties, including the revocation of their stalls.

Amid the Holy Week, Filipinos across the country are gearing up to cook and enjoy a traditional dish that holds a special place in their hearts: binignit. This sweet, creamy and comforting stew is a staple during the Lenten season and is often served as a snack or dessert.

Wondering which animals start with V? Read on to discover some of the V animals that provide a greater appreciation for wildlife in various habitats.

Manila-born London-based artist Nicole Coson’s (b. 1992, Philippines) debut US solo exhibition, In Passing, is now open and will be on view at a

Discover the inspiring journey of Arian Gorre, a trailblazing female electrician breaking gender norms in the industry. Learn how she defies expectations, challenges stereotypes, and advocates for workplace diversity and inclusion. Read more now!

The City of Mandaue now declared by the Commission on Audit (COA) as the richest city in the Visayan and Mindanao will soon have its one-stop-shop government ce

Visayan Electric announced yesterday that there will be a reduction of P0.37 per kilowatt hour (kWh) in power consumption for the February to March billing peri

From Indonesia to Laos, the region hosts a vast biodiversity of reptiles vitally important to local ecosystems Lunar New Year, a widely celebrated holiday across Southeast Asia, is renowned for its vibrant festivities. This year welcomes the Year of the Wood Dragon, which is anticipated to usher in opportunities and transformation, with the dragon being […]

With the energy landscape continuously evolving, Aboitiz Power Corporation believes that progressive technologies and STEM talents are essential for achieving energy security. “The energy landscape..

Cebu Governor Gwendolyn Garcia has expressed her support in building baseload power plants in Cebu to meet the province's need for reliable power to fuel its gr