The Aboitiz Foundation, in collaboration with ING Hubs Philippines, has signed a memorandum of agreement with DepEd Bulacan to launch a pilot of Project AuroraPH, bringing solar-powered internet and digital learning tools to schools in Doña Remedios Trinidad (DRT). Read more »
Cebu Province has revived a long-standing environmental rule, now requiring all quarry, mining, and development permit holders to actively plant trees, donate seedlings, and build drainage canals within their operation sites. Read more »
During the height of Typhoon “Tino” on November 4, a wing van crew and a police officer risked their lives to rescue six people trapped by raging floodwaters in Barangay Cotcot, Liloan, Cebu. An act of bravery that later became controversial after the driver and two helpers were fired for using their company vehicle during the rescue. Read more »
Young Filipinos are stepping into the spotlight to fight against corruption, led by student organisations, church-linked youth coalitions, and civic associations. Read more »
Seventy-seven percent of residents in Mega Manila believe corruption is more widespread now compared to three years ago, according to the latest SWS Surveys on Corruption. Read more »
Pasig City is advancing toward a permanent solution for persistent flooding in low-lying areas with its Flood Control and Drainage Masterplan now roughly 80 percent finished. Read more »
