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  1. Marcos’ broken promise

    Marcos’ broken promise

    When rice inflation tops 20 percent and the promised price lives behind a subsidy counter, the report card is on the table and it doesn’t look good for the…

  2. Inflation, El Niño and a pesky neighbor

    Inflation, El Niño and a pesky neighbor

    The next year will test whether the Philippines can manage a cost-of-living crisis, a climate shock, and a coercive neighbor at once. Rate hikes are one tool.…

  3. Drought threats intensify Central Visayas preparations

    Visayas readies relief packs for El Niño

    DSWD and the Office of Civil Defense in Central Visayas have prepositioned 101,259 family food packs in Cebu and Bohol ahead of the expected El Niño drought…

  4. Reality bites

    Reality bites

    The hunger spell is the worst in at least three decades, and the skewed policies behind the ‘no hunger’ promise explain part of the gap.

  5. DOF

    DOF says ADB funds will cushion crisis impact

    The Philippines will use $1.5 billion (around P90.8 billion) in financing pledged by the Asian Development Bank (ADB) to fund government measures aimed at…

  6. Vlogging to promote micro businesses

    Vlogging to promote micro businesses

    For me, responsible vlogging means being truthful about prices, portions and personal connections. Trust matters more than views.

  7. Strengthening preventive measures
for El Niño

    Strengthening preventive measures for El Niño

    People must know how to protect themselves, where to access clean drinking water, and where to seek immediate medical attention when they start experiencing…

  8. FROM animal nutrition to food security. Feed production is a critical link in the food value chain.

    Mill to meal: Preparing for uncertainty

    Ultimately, the strength of the food supply chain is measured not only by how much it produces in favorable conditions, but also by how well it responds when…

  9. LEARNING how to interpret nutrition labels and ingredient lists empowers consumers to make informed grocery decisions.

    It pays to read the label

    As GLP-1 therapies become more accessible in the Philippines, health professionals encourage consumers to read nutrition labels, compare sugar claims and make…

  10. Hunger worse than pandemic levels

    Hunger worse than pandemic levels

    A Social Weather Stations survey found that involuntary hunger among Filipino families rose to 22.6 percent in September, surpassing the 2020 Covid-19 pandemic…

  11. (October 10 2026) farmer was seen checking his Long Chilli plant in Barangay Sampaloc, San Rafael, Bulacan October 8, 2026. According to the PAGASA, the ongoing "super" El Niño is rapidly intensifying and is expected to reach peak strength in December 2026, with a very high probability of persisting until February or the first half of 2027, according to the UN weather agency and PAGASA. Photo/Analy Labor

    Recto urges faster spending ahead of El Niño

    “We have one more quarter to improve spending for the year. Let’s get our acts together in the fourth quarter,” Recto said during a meeting with government…

  12. Vice President Sara Duterte and Atty. Mans Carpio

    Cale88 accounts closed in July

    Two Security Bank checking accounts of Cale88 Food Corp., partly owned by Mans Carpio, were closed in July 2026 as senators examined the firm’s financial…