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FIREWORKS ARE OFF
After 14 years, the Philippines once again welcomes the 10 other Southeast Asian (SEA) nations as the 30th SEA Games formally opens with a world-class opening…
Eye of the storm
Philippine organizers of the Southeast Asian (SEA) Games fired back af ter days of critical coverage of the messy build-up to Saturday’s opening ceremony.
SEAG tickets now free
Tickets for all the sporting events in the 30th Southeast Asian (SEA) Games are now for free.
Chaotic kickoff
Various problems continue to hound the country’s hosting of the 30th Southeast Asian (SEA) Games with barely two days before it goes full blast at the…
‘Kaldero’ blues
Grandiose monument it is, no doubt. "Imeldific," as one congressman aptly describes it, channeling the blemished edifice complex of Ms. Imelda Marcos.
Peace doves fly
With the clash over cauldron heating up, senators are calling for a ceasefire to prevent national athletes from losing focus in their respective bids in the…
Mission possible
The never-ending squabble and mudslinging among ranking government and sports executives will definitely not break the spirit of the Philippine national team…
Clash over cauldron
The conflict over a giant cauldron heats up.
Cayetano defends SEAG cauldron
House Speaker Alan Peter Cayetano doesn't see anything wrong with the P55 million spent on the construction of the cauldron that would be used in the country's…
Everything aboveboard
For House Speaker Alan Peter Cayetano, there’s nothing wrong with receiving government fund through a foundation in organizing the country’s hosting of the…
Rody mad over SEAG lapses
President Rodrigo Duterte is already aware of what’s going in on in the early stretch of the country’s hosting of the 30th Southeast Asian (SEA) Games.
Madness in Manila
What was supposed to be a festive and competitive start of the 30th Southeast Asian (SEA) Games was marred with disaster as four football teams raised…
Palace apologizes for ‘inconvenience’
Malacañang on Sunday apologized for the unintentional inconvenience suffered by athlete-guests from Timor-Leste, Myanmar and Cambodia following their arrival…
‘No need for panic’
Philippine Sports Commission (PSC) chairman William “Butch” Ramirez yesterday said there is no need to press the panic button despite the absence of an…
Mysterious exit
It is no secret that crucial details in the preparation for the country’s hosting of the 30th Southeast Asian (SEA) Games were tagged as confidential.
SEAG revamp looms
Sports leaders in charge of the 30th Southeast Asian (SEA) Games are putting up a crisis committee that will handle day-to-day concerns of the country’s…
Rude Tribune interruptions
Daily Tribune patrons have lately complained of difficulty in accessing the newspaper’s website which at times also crashes, something that initially editors…
Clutch basket
The unity that has been eluding the Philippine Olympic Committee (POC) was finally found.