The Philippine property sector reflects mixed performance as developers respond differently to market conditions, portfolio mix, and geographic exposure. Read more »
In Talalora, Samar, a remote coastal community once burdened by frequent and prolonged power interruptions is now experiencing more stable electricity following the installation of a hybrid renewable energy system developed by engineering students. Read more »
The tourism town of Pagsanjan scaled down its traditional week-long Bangkero Festival into a one-day celebration held Saturday, April 25 in line with President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr.’s Memorandum Order No. 110 declaring a national energy emergency due to the Middle East crisis. Read more »
The Philippines’ water systems are facing growing strain as demand continues to rise, made even more urgent by the ongoing El Niño conditions affecting the country. With less rainfall and declining water levels in key sources, the limitations of existing infrastructure are becoming more evident. Read more »
El Niño in the Philippines is once again becoming a major concern as rising temperatures begin to affect daily life across the country. With forecasts pointing to its possible development in 2026, Filipinos are already experiencing the early signs of extreme heat and shifting weather patterns. Read more »
The sardine industry in Zamboanga City is calling for urgent government support as rising fuel costs continue to cut into production, raising concerns about potential impacts on the country’s overall fish supply. Read more »
