By DON J. PAGUSARA Davao Today The craze for the tinsel shine has successfully fed the vanities of our female population. However it overlooks the more valuable concerns that should have spurred the imperative pursuits in our developing nation.
By DON J. PAGUSARA Davao Today The capitalist school-owner would not bother about who cannot enroll and be educated because there are always several others who can pay. In business the law of supply and demand always holds its sway. Sori ka na lang kung wala kang pang-tuition!
By DON J. PAGUSARA Davao Today A person of political maturity should stake his (her) political career to make a stand and commitment to a higher cause than winning an electoral post. This is the acid test of true statesmanship and political wisdom.
By AMIRA ALI LIDASAN Davao Today However, the most vulnerable are the hundreds of undocumented migrant workers who have been the backbone of Sabah’s economy. They work in Sabah as domestic helpers, construction workers, plantation workers, street sweepers, waitress, cook and other menial jobs. Despite of their long stay in Sabah, they cannot get the IC or permit needed to be residents or workers in Sabah.
By DON J. PAGUSARA Davao Today And the education we get is not even a suitable response to our dream. Neither is it ideally relevant to our doggoned reality. It is a goddamned colonial education rammed down into our throats by our erstwhile colonial masters!