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February 14, 2022
The recent Pulse Asia survey that placed him at third among five leading presidential aspirants has failed to diminish Senator Manny Pacquiao’s resolve in helping the poor by pursuing his bid to become president. (Photo from Manny Pacquiao's Instagram) In a statement, the PROMDI and PDP-Lab
February 14, 2022
Water supply in MCWD service area now 98% restored
February 14, 2022
Pacquiao tied with Manila Mayor Francisco “Isko Moreno” at the third spot in a survey released by Pulse Asia Sunday, with just eight percent of voter support.
February 14, 2022
No power supply yet in 2% of Cebeco households
February 12, 2022
As 2GO Group Inc. was moving tons of relief goods port-to-port to ensure the prompt and timely delivery of essential goods to areas hit hard by Typhoon Odette last December, behind the scenes, its people, who were situated in the typhoon-stricken region, were moving heaven and earth to make sure the needs of the many were served.
February 10, 2022
Cib.O asks Cebu City gov’t to expand underground cabling project
February 10, 2022
The Provincial Government of Cebu has recognized AboitizPower subsidiary, Visayan Electric Co. (Visayan Electric), and other distribution utilities for braving the challenges of restoring power in the aftermath of Typhoon Odette, helping Cebu Province in its quick recovery.
February 10, 2022
Opposition coalition 1Sambayan will be deploying poll watchers in all election precincts nationwide to guard the sanctity of votes during the election day in May. 1Sambayan (Photo courtesy of Neri Colmenares) Former Supreme Court associate justice Antonio Carpio, 1Sambayan lead convenor, disclos
February 10, 2022
Globe targets full network restoration by end of Feb.
February 9, 2022
When Typhoon Odette hit several parts of the country in mid-December 2021, the devastation it caused left many Filipinos in the dark during the supposedly festive Christmas season. But if there’s one thing that became evident days after the typhoon made a series of landfalls, it was that Filipinos,