THE WITNESS WHO SHOULD NOT HAVE TO PROVE THE CASE (Editorial)

Photo courtesy: AP An impeachment trial should be about evidence—not about forcing the accused to become the prosecution’s missing witness. After weeks of hearings, hostile witnesses, heated exchanges and mountains of allegations, one might have expected the prosecution’s case to become increasingly compelling. Instead, the latest development raises a very different question. The prosecution has…

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Sen. Bong Go backs Presidential Merit Scholarship bill’s approval 

     * Pushes more opportunities for deserving students Sen. Christopher “Bong” Go welcomed the Senate’s approval on third and final reading of Senate Bill No. 2410, or the proposed Presidential Merit Scholarship Program Act, which seeks to institutionalize a national scholarship program for academically outstanding Filipino students who need financial assistance to pursue higher education. Go…

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WHEN JUSTICE BECOMES A POLITICAL WEAPON (Editorial)

There is something deeply troubling when a prosecution begins to look less like a search for truth and more like a prolonged exercise in political destruction. Let us be clear: accountability is indispensable to democracy. No public official—regardless of position, popularity, or political affiliation—should be above the law. If there are credible allegations of wrongdoing,…

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Bong Go honors nurse who died after immunization campaign

Sen. Christopher “Bong” Go honored government nurse Kelvin Rod Castro, 35, as a modern-day hero after he lost his life after returning from a measles-rubella supplemental immunization activity in Catbalogan City, Samar, extending his deepest condolences and assistance to the bereaved family. On Tuesday, September 1, Go spoke with Castro’s family through a video call,…

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WTE: The Key to Solving Davao’s Garbage Woes (Editorial)

Davao City is getting bigger, busier—and inevitably, dirtier. With a growing population, expanding commercial activity and increasing consumption, the city’s garbage problem is no longer something that can be solved simply by collecting rubbish and finding another place to dump it. Davao needs to move from waste disposal to waste management—and eventually to waste recovery….

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