Vol. 31 No. 06 »
Are all refugee claimants treated equally?
There are fears that some outstanding cases might be left behind because of the influx of new claimants. The Friendly Manitoba has spread red carpet and extended open arms to the more than 200
Read More »Sino ang Mas Importante: Anak o Magulang?
(On the Importance of Understanding What’s Really Important) According to a news article (entitled “Your kids should not be the most important in the family” by John Rosemond, published on January 1, 2017, in
Read More »Donald’s trump card
Upon his election to the U.S. presidency, one of the few world leaders that Donald J. Trump talked to was Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte. At that time, their conversation was hailed as an improvement
Read More »The Money
A young man in his early career, while doing his work that he loved and had joy doing it, was offered by another company a position that would give significant increase in pay. He
Read More »Hired-on-the-Spot
Rolando Sardinia, 62, together with millenials Ailyn Qua, Liezel Bane, Daisy Ann Cabilis, Rowena Gargar, and Jhon Lester Gonato, form part of the 191 lucky jobseekers who were hired-on-the-spot during the Trabaho, Negosyo, Kabuhayan
Read More »Weather, Weather Lang
by Max Sangil ‘Like a circle in a spiral, like a wheel within wheel, there’s no ending nor beginning of an ever spinning wheel…’ That’s the opening line in the song composed by Michel
Read More »Too Many Reckless Drivers in Phl
by Max Sangil Fifty percent of Filipino drivers are stupid? That’s what Senator Tito Sotto of Eat Bulaga fame declared during a hearing on road safety in the upper house. A wisecrack retorted, however.
Read More »SSS releases 2nd tranche of P1,000 additional benefit
The state-run Social Security System (SSS) on Thursday said about P2.07 billion worth of pension will be released to its qualified members on March 10 (Friday), as February differential of the recently approved P1,000
Read More »NPA welcomes renewed talks with government
The New People’s Army (NPA) welcomed the agreement between the National Democratic Front of the Philippines and the government to resume peace talks and restore e a bilateral ceasefire that were scrapped early last
Read More »Farmers Received P1.6-B Crop Insurance Payments in 2016
Crop insurance operations in the country benefited thousands of farmers in 2016, initial reports from the Philippine Crop Insurance Corporation (PCIC) show. In a report to Agriculture Secretary Emmanuel Piñol, PCIC President Jovy Bernabe
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