Collective happiness
THE KINGDOM of Bhutan has taken the lead of using “Gross National Happiness” (GNH) as a measure of success in governance, seemingly in place...
Must judges be popular?
A NETIZEN wonders why not one Chief Justice has ever breached 50% in national approval ratings.
While a Pulse Asia survey conducted last September saw...
Lest we forget
WE MAY not always consider that events that take place in the Philippines can have worldwide consequences which are universally commemorated. This is recognized...
Let’s strive to enter by the narrow gate
GIVEN our wounded and sinful condition here on earth, Christ suggests that we choose to enter by the narrow gate. (cfr. Lk 13, 22-30)...
RA 11552 and more dangling conversation
THE “DANGLING conversation” continues as we talk more (pun intended) about MORE Power besides the obvious i.e., lower power rates and power interruptions due...
Business renewal innovation
IN AN exciting development for the local business community, the much-acclaimed Business Permits and Licensing Office Single-Window Transaction (BPLO-SWiT) program made a successful return...
Blood banking
MY TOPIC for this column is about blood banking but I could not help but notice the similarities between it and money banking.
For one,...
The fullness of love
LET’S remember always that we are meant for loving. Love should be the very essence of our humanity as it is the very essence...
Why the Chinese are not likely to escalate
By ERWIN ‘AMBO’ DELILAN
LAST week, we’ve had another tense stand-off with Chinese vessels while resupplying the BRP Sierra Madre. It has become rather tedious...
Transformation
IT MAY just be a play of words, but I do believe that “digital transformation” is a misnomer because it is the society that...