Recognize Women, Youth in Coastal Work
They haul, process, and sell the catch—but are never seen in the policy. That is the daily reality of women and youth in coastal communities across th...
Staff WriterApril 3, 20252 min
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They haul, process, and sell the catch—but are never seen in the policy. That is the daily reality of women and youth in coastal communities across th...
In the heat of Iloilo City’s evolving political landscape, truth is once again the first casualty. The recent public exchange between Mayor Jerry Treñ...
The battle for fish is no longer just at sea. It’s now between small-scale subsistence fishers and commercial operators muscling into municipal waters...
There is no victory in completion if corruption and incompetence have already spoiled the journey. The Ungka Flyover in Iloilo, now open to full capac...
The Philippine Ports Authority’s (PPA) plan to transfer all roll-on/roll-off (RoRo) operations in Iloilo province to Fort San Pedro may make economic ...
The Commission on Elections (COMELEC) was right in drawing the line between what barangay and Sangguniang Kabataan (SK) officials may do during the ca...
The alarm has long sounded. Iloilo’s rice yield continues to decline, dropping from 3.79 metric tons per hectare in 2023 to 3.64 this year. That seemi...
Ilonggos can now breathe easier, and so can the Department of Public Works and Highways. After more than a year of half-closures, detours, safety conc...
The persistent failure of Iloilo province to hit its Fully Immunized Child (FIC) target is a ticking public health time bomb. Despite improvements—fro...