In his message, AdDU school president Fr. Joel Tabora said it is only now that the Department of Environment and Natural Resources has a leader who is “passionate about the environment.”
Peter Laviña said to spare President Rodrigo Duterte from the embarrassment he voluntarily resigned from his post.
Presidential Peace Adviser Jesus Dureza said there are still 27 foreigners and Filipinos held hostage by the Abu Sayyaf, six of whom are Vietnamese.
The Department of Energy scored the New people’s Army after it attacked on Feb. 25, a hydropower plant project in Barangay Lumbayao, Valencia City in Bukidnon.
Before the scheduled hearing on the confirmation of Environment Secretary-designate Gina Lopez, Finance secretary Carlos Dominguez III shares what he thinks about Lopez’s role in the government.
“What he wants, he gets,” Lascañas wrote in his journal. “What matters (to) him most is his personal and political security.”
Almost a hundred Moro women attended a training development in the fields of gender, peace, and governance in preparation for the implementation of the Bangsamoro government held in a hotel here, Monday.
Members of the public transport group Transport of Southern Mindanao for Solidarity, Independence and Nationalism expressed fears of losing their means of livelihood when the Land Transportation Franchising Regulatory Board implements its Jeepney Modernization Plan.
A high ranking Philippines government official on Monday slammed the “barbaric beheading” of Juergen Gustav Kantner in Sulu, a German captive of the Abu Sayyaf group.
The Department of Labor and Employment in the region is targeting unemployed workers aged 18 to 24 years old as beneficiaries for its Jobstart program in a bid to address job mismatch and unemployment.
