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Nandito na naman tayo, mga KasamBuhay! Nakakalungkot na "circus" na lamang ang ginagamit para tawagin ang filing of candidacy at eleksyon sa 'Pinas. Pero gaya nga ng sabi ng iba, magsisimula lang ang pagbabago kung aaminin natin kung ano ang dapat baguhin.
MANILA, Philippines — In an increasingly digital world, educational organizations are facing more sophisticated cybersecurity threats, and these institutions must rely on collecting and maintaining sensitive data to effectively carry out their core missions. Safeguarding this data must remain a top priority, especially as schools continue to digitally transform to bring new innovation and capabilities to their students, educators and sponsors.
MANILA, Philippines — The Christmas season has officially started in the country! It’s a time for joyful gatherings with family and friends, festive decorations and gift-giving.
MANILA, Philippines — EU-ASEAN businesses and cooperation agencies discussed the opportunities and challenges of ASEAN’s green transition in the Partners’ Dialogue forum with the Delegation of the European Union to ASEAN.
ANTIPOLO, Rizal – The TNT Tropang Giga drew first blood in the PBA Governors’ Cup finals after decimating Barangay Ginebra, 104-88, Sunday at the Ynares Center here.
This year marks the 25th anniversary of the first acknowledged Filipino digital film, “Still lives” by Jon Red a.k.a. Juan Pula, which at the time it was released in 1999 was unaware it was ushering in a whole new independent film movement.
MANILA, Philippines — The Commission on Audit (COA) and the World Bank held a meeting last October 23 to forge stronger collaboration in enhancing accountability processes in government and showcasing COA’s best audit practices globally.
MANILA, Philippines — Approximately 52,000 trees are lost every day in the Philippines due to factors such as illegal logging, slash-and-burn agriculture and land conversion. This is a major challenge that affects not only the environment and wildlife, but also the livelihoods of local communities.