Why Bangsamoro Needs More Doctors of Service Like Dr. Kadil Sinolinding, Jr. — and Fewer Politicians of Promise.
As Bangsamoro prepares for its first regular parliamentary elections, Dr. Kadil “Doc Jojo” Sinolinding offers…
Category: Opinion
Evangelical and Pentecostal Pulpits: Why They Are Softer Targets for Political Influence
A closer look at how church structure, theology, and political culture shape the vulnerability of…
Due Process or Delay the Process? When Due Process Becomes a Moving Target
As VP Sara Duterte invokes due process, a House-led hearing ordered by the Supreme Court…
Unleashing Sibugay At 25: Beyond Celebration, Toward Fulfillment
Governor Ann Hofer’s message was both celebratory and cautionary when she stood before the crowd…
How Duterte’s War On Drugs Shaped A False Sense Of Security For The Middle Class
Fear was the currency of the campaign when Rodrigo Duterte launched his war on drugs…
When The Crown Of Caesar Replaces The Crown Of Thorns
There are seasons in a nation’s life when the church must ask whether it is…
From ‘Nanlaban’ To The Hague: How A Liloy Killing Reached The International Criminal Court
I remember the first time I heard about the killing of three youngsters in Barangay…
Opinion | Why Community Journalism Needs A Media-Citizens Council
Community journalism is often described as the frontline of democracy. It reports on barangay politics,…
Araw Ng Tungawan at 65: A Town Marks Its Turning Point
The 65th Araw ng Tungawan is not just another date on the town’s calendar, marked…
A Brazen Killing, A Troubling Question: Who Is Safe Now?
The killing of a Philippine Coast Guard station commander along a busy national highway in…
EDITORIAL | The Literacy Crisis Is Not A Failure Of Filipinos — It Is A Failure Of Policy
When the state says 24 million Filipinos are functionally illiterate, the most dangerous response is…
After The Fireworks: Living Faithfully In An Uncertain World
The fireworks have faded. We reheated the lechon one time too many. The calendars are…