Day: November 13, 2025
Tungawan Mayor Welcomes Establishment of Cooperative Development Council
TUNGAWAN, Zamboanga Sibugay โ Mayor Angelito โLitoโ B. Aniรฑon has welcomed the establishment of the Municipal Cooperative Development Council (MCDC), describing it as a long-overdue mechanism to strengthen the cooperative movement and spur inclusive development in Tungawan. The move marks a policy shift for the municipality, as the previous administration under former Mayor Carlnan Climaco
The Life and Times of Juan Ponce Enrile: Power, Paradox, and the Philippine Story
Juan Ponce Enrile passed away on Thursday at the age of 101. His death marks the end of one of the most complex, controversial, and consequential lives in Philippine political history. Few Filipinos have lived through โ and shaped โ as many eras of the nationโs tumultuous story as Enrile did. From the ashes of
Iceland Declares Atlantic Ocean Current Collapse a National Security Threat
Iceland has declared the potential collapse of a key Atlantic Ocean current system a national security threat, warning that its failure could destabilize weather, food, and energy systems vital to the nationโs survival. Climate Minister Johann Pall Johannsson told Reuters that the Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation, or AMOC, has been formally presented to Icelandโs National
Subanen weavers in Zamboanga Sibugay to benefit from new innovation hub
IPIL, Zamboanga Sibugay โ The Subanen community in this province is set to benefit from a new Hybrid Handloom Weaving and Natural Dyes Innovation Hub, a project that aims to breathe new life into traditional weaving while promoting sustainable textile production and eco-friendly dyeing methods. The initiative, dubbed โRevitalization of Suba-Weave through Hybrid Handloom Weaving
The Philippines Redefines Paradise: From Postcard Beaches to Meaningful Connections
The Philippines has been synonymous with paradise for many years โ a land of powdery white sand, crystal-clear waters, and sunsets that seem to set the whole sky on fire. But the countryโs tourism story is changing. Beyond the cocktails and island-hopping escapades, a deeper narrative is unfolding โ one thatโs rooted in authenticity, human
