Thousands of young Indians have crossed the sea and chosen the Philippines—particularly Davao City—as a place to pursue one of the most demanding and respected professions in the world: MEDICINE. That choice is more than an educational decision. It is a vote of confidence. For many Indian families, sending a son or daughter thousands of…
“Authority Is Not a License to Humiliate” There is something deeply troubling when a person entrusted with the power of the people forgets the very people from whom that power came. Recent televised impeachment proceedings have once again placed the conduct of our elected officials under the public microscope. Senator Raffy Tulfo’s repeated branding of…
Kong akoy pasultihon, adunay mga ideya nga magsugod lamang sa usa ka siyudad apan mahimong panulondon sa tibuok nasud. Usa niini mao ang 911. Ikatulo ang Davao City nga nagmugna niini sa tibuok kalibutan. Una ang New York City, USA, ikaduha ang Canada ug ang ikatulo mao ang atong siudad sa Davao. Sa Davao City,…
Photo courtesy: CIO The successive storms battering Luzon, leaving large portions of Metro Manila and other areas submerged in floodwaters, should serve as more than a reminder of the country’s vulnerability to extreme weather. They should be a warning—especially to local governments here in Mindanao—that “the next disaster may already be on its way.” Flooding…
Photo: United States Department of State The growing opposition to the proposed PAX SILICA project is not driven by fear of technology or resistance to progress. It is driven by a simple but fundamental belief: development should serve people first. Across affected communities, residents, farmers, environmental advocates, indigenous peoples, and cultural groups are raising legitimate…
Sa atong pagtan-aw sa nahitabo sa ika-15 nga adlaw sa husay — makita nato kung unsa ka lisod ug unsa ka delikado ang matag pulong nga gisulti sulod sa Impeachment court.. Sa dihang ang Abogado sa Depense Council or Akusado na si VP Sara nga si Atty. Kristine Ferrer naghatag sa iyang mga punto —…
photo courtesy: Kadayawan sa Davao facebook page Sa matag pag-abot sa Kadayawan, ang Davao ug ang tibuok Mindanao nagpintal sa kaugmaon sa mabulukon nga mga banderitas, sa humok nga tingog sa mga lumad nga nag-awit sa ilang kabilin, ug sa daghang tawo nga nagtapok aron magsaulog sa grasya sa Dios. Karon 2026 — lahi ang…
When Alexandra Eala lifted the championship trophy in Washington on Monday, she did more than become the first player from the Philippines to win a WTA Tour singles title. She completed one of the most demanding tournament runs of the season and delivered a moment that Philippine sports had imagined for decades but had never…
Photo courtesy: Vatican News In every election, politicians ask for the trust of the people. They travel from barangay to barangay, shake hands in public markets, attend community gatherings, and deliver speeches filled with hope and promises. During the last election cycle, one slogan resonated deeply with millions of Filipinos: “Para sa Tunay na Pagbabago.”…
The President speaks of rockets, spaceports, artificial intelligence, and the country’s journey into the global technology value chain. It sounds impressive. It sounds visionary. It sounds like the future. 🤔 But for millions of Filipinos, the future can wait because they are still fighting to survive the present. While Malacañang dreams of launching rockets into…
