Beyond the Bite: Iloilo’s Costly War on Rabies
Two hundred. That is the number of people, on average, bitten by an animal in Iloilo province every single day. The Capitol’s recent announcement of 3...
Staff WriterOctober 4, 20252 min
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Two hundred. That is the number of people, on average, bitten by an animal in Iloilo province every single day. The Capitol’s recent announcement of 3...
The road to modernization is paved with debt, and in Iloilo City, it’s leading transport cooperatives off a financial cliff. Half of the city’s 14 coo...
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.’s decision to cancel the ₱255.5 billion budget for new flood control projects in 2026 is a commendable and audacious mo...
For years, the skeletal frame of the Aganan Flyover has stood not as a symbol of progress, but as a monument to incompetence. What was promised as a s...
Another typhoon, another predictable tragedy. Filipinos once again find themselves wading through murky, garbage-filled water, counting their losses a...
The redevelopment of the Iloilo Central Market is Iloilo City’s most significant test case for urban modernization. With SM Prime Holdings Inc. (SMPHI...
For the 17th consecutive year, the Philippines holds the dubious distinction of being the world’s most disaster-prone country, according to the WorldR...
Negros Occidental finds itself in a defining crossroads, and the path it chooses will shape its identity for generations. More than a technical disput...
In the Philippines, the annual cycle of flooding is often met with a familiar, reactive script: frantic evacuations, sandbags stacked in vain, and pos...