Sen. Christopher “Bong” Go warned that poor patients in far-flung areas are deprived of accessible medical services if health infrastructure projects are reduced to “white elephants.” Go, then Vice Chairperson of the Senate Committee on Health, sounded the alarm following concerns that some Super Health Centers (SHC) have been constructed but reportedly lack basic utilities…
The affirmative votes of many congressmen for the impeachment of Vice President have drawn widespread public attention and, more importantly, deep disappointment from many of their constituents. This comes amid persistent allegations that financial incentives — disguised as district projects, “ayuda,” and other forms of government assistance — influenced the outcome of the votin Let…
Senator Ronald Bato dela Rosa has quietly left the premises of the Senate. Except for the warrant of arrest purportedly issued by the International Court of Justice it looks like he is a free man. I have not heard of anymore summons, none from any court, CIDG and the National Bureau of investigation. However I…
Once again, whispers of Charter Change have resurfaced in the national political landscape—and with it comes the growing uneasiness of a people who have seen how power, when left unchecked, can slowly bend institutions to serve political interests rather than the nation itself. Recent claims and circulating reports about alleged meetings among influential political personalities…
The impeachment of Vice President Sara Duterte is being sold as accountability. But it looks more like a purge dressed in constitutional language. Duterte should answer the allegations against her. No vice president should be above scrutiny. Misuse of public funds, corruption, unexplained wealth, and threats against public officials are serious charges. If proven, they…
In photo show young CEO and philanthropist Aileen Choi Go and a fruit-bearing breadfruit downloaded from the website of Pacific Community website. At 6 a.m. today, I will join a young Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of a hygienic products corporation who is also an Agriculture and Food Security Advocate in establishing what could be the…
By Ivy Tejano DAVAO CITY – A Davao City councilor is fast-tracking the proposed pilot implementation of a school-based feeding program in selected public elementary schools, with rollout scheduled for School Year 2026–2027. Councilor Antoinette Prinsipe, chairperson of the Committee on Education, Science and Technology, said the initiative is currently under legal review ahead of…
Board Member Bong Aala reaffirmed his unwavering support for Vice President Sara Duterte during his privilege speech delivered before the Provincial Board, expressing deep disappointment over the recent affirmative votes in the House of Representatives supporting the impeachment complaint against the Vice President. In his address, BM Aala described the impeachment move as politically motivated…
DAVAO CITY – The Davao City Special Needs Intervention Center for Children, which has been serving more than 1,000 children with special needs since its 2025 launch, received new occupational therapy equipment to strengthen its rehabilitation and development programs. The therapy equipment was turned over by the AboitizPower subsidiary Therma South Inc. and the Aboitiz…
In the wake of a fire that struck Barangays 66, 148, and 185 in Pasay City, Senator Christopher “Bong” Go personally went to assist affected families, underscoring the need for immediate relief and long-term support systems for disaster victims. Amid the ongoing dry season, Go highlighted the need for stronger fire prevention and greater vigilance…
