A historic surge, a greater struggle ahead

LAST September 21, more than 200,000 Filipinos filled the streets nationwide to demand an end to corruption and accountability from politicians, government agencies, and...
Editorial Cartoon for October 1, 2025.

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WV’s post-harvest losses

THE DEPARTMENT of Agriculture (DA) in Western Visayas revealed that an estimated five percent of rice production in the region is lost due to...

Understanding decarbonization the simplest way

ON SEPTEMBER 18, I had the chance to attend a Net Zero Conference organized by the Net Zero Carbon Alliance (NZCA) at SMX Aura...

Direction determines destination, 4

DON’T FORGET the power of routine. A solid, well-structured routine can be a fortress against the onslaught of procrastination and laziness. When you have...

Mabuhay ang mga Manunudlo!

GINATAMYAW naton ang aton mga manudnudlo sa ila pagselebrar sang Teachers’ Month, Setyembre 5 tubtub Oktubre 5, although mas temprano pa tani nahimo naton...

Kurakot, meet shame!, 2

TEACHERS know this instinct. Shame in classrooms is used sparingly, as a reminder, not a weapon. When a child copies homework, the goal is...

With Christ, our sufferings assume a redemptive value

WE HAVE to be ready when we are made to suffer in one way or another. And that can only mean that we assume...

Higher standards for professional drivers

SURELY, there are many contributors to road safety — road design, vehicle condition, traffic signs, enforcement of laws — but I am certain that...
Editorial Cartoon for September 30, 2025.

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