Schools ready for disaster after Davao Norte’s Brigada Eskwela
Disaster preparedness marked the annual Brigada Eskwela or the nationwide school maintenance week Monday.
Low pay and poor work benefits cause exodus of teachers in private schools
Their exact number could not be immediately determined but random interviews with some of them revealed that government teaching positions are currently the better, if not, the only option over issues of security of tenure, higher paying job and other perks.
NPA captures another soldier caught in hot logs transport
The New People's Army claimed they captured last week an army corporal involved in protecting a logging syndicate headed by local and police officials in Southern Mindanao and Caraga Regions.
Daneco to increase power rates
“Since the start of power blackouts here, we have less customers because they prefer to go to internet cafés in malls where there are power generators,” lamented businesswoman Rhodora Khadil.
Aquino govt’s idle response vs journalist killings hit
“WORLD PRESS Freedom Day has for many years been an occasion for mourning rather than celebration in the Philippines, where, since 1986, 140 journalists and media workers have been killed for their work, among them the 32 killed on November 23, 2009 in Ampatuan town, Maguindanao province. This year’s commemoration is no different,” the Center for Media Freedom and Responsibility (CMFR) said in a statement Friday.
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