The problem of plastic waste is one of the major adversaries that the environment is facing Problem Of Plastic Waste – The Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) stated that only 17 percent of companies in the Philippines comply with the law on plastics. Plastic waste is not just a problem in the Philippines … Read more
Court Allows Former Senator Leila de Lima To Post Bail Former Senator Leila de Lima being allowed to post bail is a victory for her camp but it does not erase the fact that she already lost at least a five-year time. In 2017, then Senator Leila de Lima was arrested by the authorities over … Read more
PH Claims China Did Another Risky Move in the Disputed Water It seems to be a huge question mark if China will ever stop from its dangerous moves against Philippines in the disputed West Philippine Sea. It’s been years now that the Philippines and China are in a territorial dispute over the West Philippine Sea. … Read more
Reports about Mandatory PTA Contributions Reach Senator Tulfo Not all parents have sufficient financial resources thus mandatory PTA contributions is another burden to them. PTA or the Parents and Teachers Association in schools in the Philippines is surely a familiar thing to countless Filipino parents and students. In most elementary and secondary schools, there are … Read more
Sara Duterte is no longer pushing for her confidential funds Vice President Sara Duterte apparently heard the words of her critics as it was recently reported that she gave up the Office Of The Vice President’s confidential funds. VP Sara has been under fire because of the confidential funds issue. She was criticized on social … Read more
PH Wasters Billions Worth of Rice Yearly Filipinos must learn how to “be riceponsible” to mitigate the impacts of high rice prices and address wastage problem. A lot of Filipino families are unfortunately living in poverty. The high costs of the basic goods and commodities now have made it even harder for many people to … Read more
Yolanda Caused Thousands of Deaths, Severe Devastation The authorities must make a swift move in transferring the Tacloban residents who are still living in danger zones a decade after Typhoon Yolanda hit the Philippines. The Philippines is one of the countries usually visited by typhoons. In the past, there were several instances when a typhoon … Read more
DOJ filed charges against the leader of Socorro Bayanihan Services Inc. Socorro Bayanihan Services Inc. (SBSI) Jey Rence Quilario or “Senior Agila” is facing charges filed by the Department of Justice (DOJ) and hopefully, this is not just a ningas cogon. Back in September, this issue caught the attention of the Senate when Senator Risa Hontiveros … Read more
Comelec Confirms Teachers Backing Out from Poll Duties Mostly in Bangsamoro The authorities in the Philippines must not ignore reports about teachers backing out from poll duties in Bangasamoro due to threats. Recently, Barangay and Sangguniang Kabataan (SK) elections were held in the Philippines. On the 31st day of October 2023, millions of Filipinos exercised … Read more
After all they did, teachers’ unpaid overtime was the result It is disrespectful that the Commission on Elections (Comelec) has this answer about the teachers’ unpaid overtime. During the election period in the Philippines, teachers make extra effort aside from their Monday to Friday school work. Teachers and school workers are being commissioned to facilitate … Read more
