CHED trains HEIs on crisis and bomb threat response
The Commission on Higher Education (CHED) conducted a training program on crisis management and bomb threat response for higher education institutions (HEIs)…
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The Commission on Higher Education (CHED) conducted a training program on crisis management and bomb threat response for higher education institutions (HEIs)…
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The Department of the Interior and Local Government (DILG) on Tuesday cited the role of Unified 911 in responding to emotional and psychological emergencies,…
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The key is a unification of the non-Duterte, non-Marcos forces to defy the traditional corrupt politics.
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The SSS must’ve thought contributors are in the business of wiping the entire country’s behind.
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In short, the Philippines is pursuing a delicate balancing act, committed to diplomacy and dialogue while simultaneously pushing back against actions that…
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The controversy over the misuse of government funds is among the reasons the nation is failing to reach its full potential.
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Africa said the problems in the economy right now aren’t about appeasing foreign investors or reacting to external pressures, but taking deliberate measures to…
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Berlin (AFP) —- More than 250 human rights groups and other NGOs on government Tuesday renewed pressure on the German to take in hundreds of Afghans stranded…
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Net debt inflows averaged $15 billion a year for 2023 and 2024.
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From 4,400 HIV cases in 2010, the Philippines faced nearly 29,600 new infections in 2024, a jump of 550 percent.
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Marcos Jr. would do well to remember this: When scandals flood the gates and usefulness ebbs, Washington has a habit of packing off liabilities.
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Aceh governor Muzakir Manaf said response teams were still searching for bodies.
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The fight against a corrupt body politic is not won by decapitating the head if the disease is in the organs; it is won by patiently and persistently…
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It’s intriguing to hear of Atty. Ferdinand Topacio’s train of thought that the President called out corruption the precise moment before all accusing fingers…
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That is why the ICC needed Rodrigo Duterte in the same way that a cocaine addict needs more stuff for his next fix.
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Markets have already reacted. The Philippine Stock Exchange has seen sell-offs, reflecting investors’ growing distrust.
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It is the Duterte camp’s vociferous criticism of the incumbent as a ‘weak leader’ that proves to be more thought-provoking than its anti-corruption mantra.
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We have a personal stake in what kind of country we are becoming and how things should be.
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