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Only about 42% of those over 80 have received a booster shot. and dpptexperts say that third is necessary to get protection in china since they are using less effective vaccines compared to the mrna ones used overseas. turning to our world lead where women in afghanistan are protesting against the taliban's latest crackdown on their rights and freedoms. the taliban this week banned all female students from receiving college education. a devastating move that some fear will ultimately be extended for girls below the sixth grade when it comes to their education. cnn's christiane amanpour repor...

So clearly the taliban is taking a harsher approach, tougher restrictions when it comes to education, and in general when it comes to fundamental rights and freedom. this has brought widespread condemnation, not least from the u.s. government. we heard yesterday from the state department issuing that are condemnation of this latest edict this is ned price. take a listen. >> they permanently sentenced women to a darker opportunity. no country can thrive when half its population is ar tahrirly held back. education is a nationally recognized human right, and is averageally to afghanistan's growth...

The government is looking at offering short-course training programs for cybersecurity and software engineers to take advantage of the high demand for Filipino technology experts globally, Information and Communications Technology Secretary Ivan John Uy said yesterday.

The Department of Information and Communications Technology is looking to ask for a supplemental funding after receiving a deep cut in their budget for next year, considering the Marcos Jr. administration’s digitalization efforts.

A lawmaker has questioned the Department of Information and Communications Technology transfer of P1.1-billion funding to the Metropolitan Manila Development Authority for the government’s national broadband project.