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Are You Ready for Life’s “What Ifs?” (Mindful by Jay Ledesma)

“Unprecedented events occur regularly—be prepared”. – Seth Klarman With all the Philippine economic indicators going haywire – rising inflation, depreciating peso, increasing fuel prices, worsening unemployment/underemployment, etc – how financially secure and confident are you to face life’s uncertainties such as job loss, unexpected medical expenses, natural calamities, pre-mature death and bad investments? Whether we…

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WHEN A WITNESS WALKS AWAY, PUBLIC TRUST PAYS THE PRICE (Editorial)

In an impeachment trial, the public deserves more than dramatic announcements, unexpected withdrawals, and unanswered questions. It deserves evidence, transparency, and accountability. The latest development in the impeachment trial of Vice President Sara Duterte has raised a troubling question: Are those entrusted with pursuing accountability fully conscious of their responsibility to the Filipino people? On…

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WHEN POLITICS BECOMES LOUDER THAN THE CONSTITUTION (THE THIRD EYE by Carlo Manubag)

An ordinary citizen’s plea for the rule of law I am not a lawyer, nor a constitutional expert. I am simply an ordinary Filipino who believes that when political arguments become too loud and confusing, there is one fundamental document we should return to: the 1987 Constitution. The recent controversies surrounding the impeachment proceedings have…

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Photovoltaic Greenhouses For High-Value Vegetable Production!(FOOD FOR THOUGHT by Manny Piñol)

In a quick trip to Cabiao, Nueva Ecija last July and seeing the vast tracks of idle land, I called up my friend, Agrarian Reform Secretary Conrado Estrella III, to consider a unique project which would generate Solar Power while producing High-Value Vegetables in Photovoltaic Greenhouses in Agrarian Reform Communities all over the country. Conrad’s…

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Davao classroom shortage tops 4,000

Photo courtesy: CIO     *  DepEd has budget but City Gov’t builds more classrooms DAVAO CITY — Davao City continues to face a classroom shortage of more than 4,000, prompting efforts to accelerate school construction and address documentation issues that delay the use of public funds. The Department of Education (DepEd) data from 2025 showed the extent of…

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SBG asks nat’l gov’t to aid Filipino athletes and funds for sports infra

     Sen. Christopher “Bong” Go urged the national government to ensure adequate funding for Filipino athletes and the repair and modernization of sports facilities, saying sports infrastructure should not be overlooked as agencies prepare their spending programs for 2027. Go, chairperson of the Senate Committee on Sports, raised the issue during the September 25 Senate…

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