Day: November 24, 2025
Africa’s Christians Under Siege: Is a Global Proxy War Fueling the Violence—or Something Far More Local?
Charred homes and abandoned churches mark the path of the Allied Democratic Forces in remote villages across the eastern Democratic Republic of Congo, a militia now linked to the Islamic State’s Central Africa Province. In northern Nigeria, grieving families bury loved ones after yet another night-time raid by Islamist fighters. In Mozambique’s Cabo Delgado province,
BIR’s Audit Freeze Exposes Deeper Crisis: Can the Agency Clean Up Its Own Ranks?
MANILA, Philippines – When the Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR) abruptly suspended all field audit operations this week, it looked like a routine administrative pause. But behind the announcement lies a deeper, more troubling question: Can the country’s most powerful revenue-collecting agency clean up its own ranks after years of alleged abuse, intimidation, and weaponized
AI Is Eating Jobs — But It’s Also Creating New Ones
Artificial intelligence isn’t just a buzzword anymore — it’s a full-blown societal disruptor. Thanks to generative AI tools like ChatGPT, pretty much anyone with a smartphone can now talk to machines the way we used to talk to friends on Messenger. And with AI now fully mainstream, the list of jobs facing automation is getting
