THE first time I heard and saw Cezarah Rowena “Sarah” Discaya on video was months before she declared she was running for mayor of Pasig City against ...
THAT’S the lesson we can draw from that gospel parable about a landowner who hired laborers at different hours of the day to work in his vineyard. (cf...
When the price of rent and daily goods goes up, it’s a conversation held at the kitchen table. But in Iloilo City, that conversation has been hijacked...
While President Bongbong Marcos has consistently maintained that “we are not preparing for war,” he has also acknowledged the geopolitical reality tha...
When a typhoon tears through cities, when thousands of youths are in need of a scholarship, when indigenous communities must fight to defend their anc...
Let me begin with an apology because today’s column is not for the faint of heart. I am about to talk about poop. Not the kind of figurative “politica...
Some jobs are so woven into community life that we hardly notice them—until a crisis hits. Across the country’s barangays, Barangay Health Workers (BH...
“AGAIN I say to you, it is easier for a camel to pass through the eye of a needle than for one who is rich to enter the Kingdom of God.” (Mt 19,24) Th...
The signing of the contract for the Metro Iloilo Integrated Public Transport System study is, without question, a landmark moment. The ceremony last F...