
‘SHUT THE F— UP’
I have heard worse words shouted in a barangay basketball game over a bad foul, and nobody called it statesmanship; they called it ordinary Saturday. ...

I have heard worse words shouted in a barangay basketball game over a bad foul, and nobody called it statesmanship; they called it ordinary Saturday. ...

By Eliza Bellones For many young people, school is where we spend most of our waking hours. It is also where we are expected to perform at our best, o...

OVER coffee with businessman Alfonso Tan at Hotel del Rio, I asked him whether any of his hotels could still accommodate tourists coming to Iloilo Cit...

Continuing from the sermon given by Fr. Mark Goring in Canada back in October 2012 on the weapons we need to employ to win the battle against sin and ...

“LET not any man’s heart be dismayed.” (1 Samuel 17,32) This was the response of the young David to King Saul when the former reassured the latter tha...

When Public Works and Highways Secretary Vince Dizon stood before the skeleton of the Aganan Flyover on Monday and called the five-year delay “nakakai...

By Francis Allan L. Angelo The Department of Public Works and Highways is trying to fix Iloilo’s flyover mess with a familiar script: promise a deadli...

There is a quiet kind of joy in ticking off a full list of government errands in one afternoon. Not because it happens often, but because when it does...

In recent years, I have developed a habit that now feels essential to my daily survival. I always carry a book in my bag. I did not plan it as a lifes...