‘Philippines 2028 milk production target on track’
MANILA, Philippines — The Philippines’ milk production target of 80 million liters by 2028 is on track after recording a four percent increase in 2023, according to the National Dairy Authority.
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Fugitive in Vhong Navarro case surrenders
MANILA, Philippines — Fugitive businessman Ferdinand Guerrero, who was convicted of illegally detaining actor-host Vhong Navarro, surrendered to the National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) yesterday afternoon.
NTF-ELCAC won’t be abolished, says Marcos
MANILA, Philippines — President Marcos yesterday rejected calls to abolish the government’s anti-insurgency task force, saying it has lessened the security risks posed by communist rebels and has provided assistance to those who abandoned the armed struggle.
The allure of Japan
Safety, reliability and quality are among the topmost considerations I have for choosing Japan as my premier travel destination in Asia, and I would surmise, the same goes for most Filipinos nowadays, especially with the Japanese yen at an all-time low, making it even cheaper to visit now.
Day 1 of colorum PUJ crackdown generally peaceful
MANILA, Philippines — The jeepney protest against the public utility vehicle modernization program (PUVMP) was peaceful and quiet, the National Capital Region Police Office said, despite unconsolidated transport groups vowing to continue to ply their routes.
UST star Ybanez elated to be included in Alas national pool
MANILA, Philippines – Reigning UAAP Most Valuable Player Josh Ybanez of University of Santo Tomas admitted that he once thought his dream of being part of the men's national volleyball team will remain an unrealized.
Negros Oriental to mark 100th year of Capitol with pyro-musical competition, concert
DUMAGUETE CITY, Negros Oriental — The provincial government of Negros Oriental is set to celebrate the 100th year of its Capitol building in Dumaguete City on Friday.
Golden Tigresses proud to have stood their ground vs Lady Bulldogs
MANILA, Philippines – Despite losing in the UAAP women's volleyball finals, the University of Santo Tomas Golden Tigresses are keeping their heads held high.