Wife appeals for release of POW
The wife of a soldier captured by communist guerillas early this month appealed for the release of her husband after 18 days of captivity.
Amid cha-cha lobby: Foreign business eye Southern Mindanao as access point to Asia
American, European and Japanese chambers of commerce have signed an agreement to form a Southern Mindanao Growth Corridor to open investments here in Mindanao that will serve as their gateway for the Asian market.
Report confirms PH among lowest internet speed in ASEAN region
Netizens complained of slow internet speed in the country, a criticism corroborated by a report released by an internet broadband testing company which ranked Philippines as the 158th in 190 countries that have the slowest internet speed in Southeast Asian Region.
Duterte, police zeroing in on source of cocaine bricks
Police are near completing the recovery of the 64 high grade cocaine bricks that snuck into the city last March as two more bricks were surrendered to authorities over the Holy Week.
1, 302 individuals in Carmen displaced by Easter floods
A total of 1, 302 individuals or 72 families displaced and later rescued by disaster unit teams after intense torrential rains in upland Sto. Tomas caused an unexpected deluged last April 20 as the whole nation celebrated the last day of Paschal triduum— Easter Sunday.