President Duterte is expected to sign the executive order forming the team which will study the revision of the 1987 Philippine Constitution. President Rodrigo Duterte is expected to sign the draft executive order forming the Constitutional Commission which will study the provisions of the 1987 Philippine Constitution that are eyed for revision. The Malacañan Palace … Read more
The highest glass bridge in the world located in China is closed on Friday, visitors are not allowed. Thirteen days after it was opened to the public, the record-breaking glass-bottomed bridge in Zhangjiajie, Hunan Province is not available for visitors wishing to have the experience. The bridge was made available to the tourists and local … Read more
President Duterte Proposed Teaching Grade 4 Students Danger of Drugs President Duterte proposed teaching grade 4 students the danger of drugs as a part of his anti-drug campaign and also as early prevention. In line with the president anti-drug campaign he wants Department of Education (DepEd) to teach young student early as grade 4 students … Read more
Congressman Pichay emphasized that mining firms have a large contribution to the economy and Sec. Lopez is “crazy” to close them down. Crazy is the word chosen by Surigao Del Sur Rep. Prospero Pichay Jr. to describe Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) Sec. Gina Lopez for closing all mining firms down despite their … Read more
CHED Pushes Mandatory Drug Tests Before College Admission CHED Pushes Mandatory Drug Tests – With the new government’s ‘war on drugs,’ the Commission on Higher Education (CHED) has recently pushed a proposal to let all college freshmen undergo drug test first. “This was born out of the President’s call to make campuses drug-free because we see … Read more
De Lima’s Former Staff Denies Bank Account With P24 Million De Lima’s former staff denies bank account with P24 million cash deposit that was deposited last 2014. The former staff of De Lima was named Edna “Bogs” Obuyes, she is the former clerk of Leila while she was still the Justice Secretary. Edna was surprised … Read more
200 Job Scam Victims In Bacolod Chasing Their Illegal Recruiter 200 job scam victims in Bacolod City were chasing their illegal recruiter who promises them a good salary for the job offered to them. In Bacolod City, Negros Occidental over 200 people falls for a suspected job scam in the place. The scam victims were … Read more
The Pope pushed for the inclusion of the concern for the environment to the traditional seven works of mercy that the faithful are called to perform. Pope Francis is taking his green agenda to a new level by supplementing Jesus’s Gospel call to feed the hungry, clothe the naked and visit the sick. On Thursday, … Read more
Metro Manila remains to be the most densely populated area in the latest report on population density by the PSA. The Philippines’ population density has increased by thirty-two percent in the past 15 years, according to the Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA). Population density refers to the number of people residing per square kilometer of the … Read more
De Lima Staff puzzles Department of Justice With 24 M Alleged Bank Deposits DE LIMA STAFF – Two staff members of Sen. Leila De Lima have gone through interrogations by the National Bureau of Investigation (NBI). One of which caused the Department of Justice to be puzzled. In every issue, getting a thorough investigation of every angle … Read more