Cebu City's 2026 Plan: No Segregation, No Collection
Cebu City pledges strict enforcement of waste segregation and upland development moratorium in 2026 to tackle chronic flooding and trash. Will this end the seasonal crisis?
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Cebu City's Strict New Garbage Policy Starts January 2026
Cebu City Mayor Nestor Archival mandates strict waste segregation starting January 2026, with penalties for violators. The plan includes eco-bricks, rainwater catchments, and bamboo planting to combat flooding.
Davao Pushes Digital Parenting in PES Modules vs. OSAEC
Davao Region officials call for integrating 'Digital Parenting' into Parent Effectiveness Services to empower parents against online child sexual abuse. Learn about the new mandate.
Youth Summit in Cebu Fights Tobacco, Vape Influence
TobaccOFF NOW held a youth summit in Cebu City, uniting students against tobacco and vape marketing. Young leaders demand government action to protect futures. Join the movement.
NBA Fines Cavs $250K for Player Rest Policy Violation
The NBA has fined the Cleveland Cavaliers $250,000 for violating its player participation policy by resting All-Star Darius Garland. This is the team's second fine this season.
PCS: 12 Cancers Linked to Tobacco Exposure
The Philippine Cancer Society warns that secondhand and thirdhand smoke also cause cancer. Learn about the 12 types of cancer linked to tobacco to protect your family.
Trump Permanently Bans Third World Immigration
US President Donald Trump declares permanent immigration pause from Third World countries, reverses Biden policies, and removes 'non-assets' after National Guard death.
Cebu City 2026 Budget Cut to P13.3 Billion
Cebu City Council reduces 2026 budget to P13.3B, citing unclear hiring plans and questionable manpower requests. Mayor Archival's fiscal policy drives cuts while key programs receive boosts.
Cebu City 2026 Budget Slashed to P13.3 Billion
Cebu City Council trims 2026 budget to P13.3B, citing unclear manpower requests and procurement plans. Essential services like police and health get boosts. Learn more.
Global Experts Push WHO on Tobacco Harm Reduction
Over 40 medical experts urge WHO to adopt tobacco harm reduction, citing scientific evidence that smoke-free alternatives can save millions of lives. Read their compelling arguments.
Vapewashing: Big Tobacco's New Threat to Filipino Youth
Former smoker exposes how tobacco companies rebrand addiction as lifestyle choice through vaping. Learn the truth behind RA 11900 and protect Filipino youth from vapewashing deception.
US Nursing Student Loan Policy Change Alarms PH
Philippine lawmakers express concern over US excluding nursing from student loan policy. Government agencies urged to analyze impact on Filipino nurses working in America.
DOH Slams Vape Industry's Deceptive Marketing
The DOH strongly condemns deceptive vape marketing, refuting claims they are safer than cigarettes. Health advocates demand accountability for over 100,000 annual tobacco-related deaths in the Philippines.
Philippine Peso Seen Averaging 58 vs Dollar in 2025-2026
HSBC forecasts the Philippine peso to average 58 against the US dollar, with no further depreciation to 60 expected. Key factors include lower imports and stable OFW, BPO remittances.
BSP Rate Cuts Possible in December, Economist Says
Metrobank economist Nicholas Mapa predicts BSP easing could start in December 2025, with economic recovery expected in 2026. Learn how this affects inflation and the peso.
121 Nations Denounce Foreign Military Presence in Caribbean
The Non-Aligned Movement condemns extra-regional military forces in the Caribbean, calling for withdrawal to protect regional stability. Learn about the diplomatic stance.
DepEd-7: Senior High School Removal in 2026 is Fake News
DepEd-7 Director Salustiano Jimenez confirms Senior High School program continues despite false social media posts. Get the facts about education policy.
Philippine Groups Challenge WHO Tobacco Restrictions
Consumer and farmer groups urge WHO to adopt science-based tobacco harm reduction strategies ahead of Geneva summit. Learn how this affects Filipino livelihoods and public health.
Weak Monitoring Systems Hamper DepEd Education Programs
The Department of Education faces critical gaps in monitoring and evaluation systems, leaving educational policies ineffective and disconnected from classroom realities. Learn how this impacts quality.
BIR Releases New Excise Tax Refund Guidelines for Tobacco
The Bureau of Internal Revenue issues supplemental policies for excise tax refund claims on unused cigarette, tobacco and vape stamps. Learn the new requirements and deadlines.
DMW: Visa-Free Policy for Tourists Only, Not OFWs
The Department of Migrant Workers clarifies that the Philippines' visa-free policy applies only to tourists, not overseas foreign workers who must follow proper documentation channels.
Tobacco Industry Interference Worsens in Philippines
HealthJustice Philippines exposes escalating tobacco industry tactics undermining public health policies. Learn how corporate interference threatens Filipino lives and health regulations.
Philippine Youth Climate Proposals Get Official Backing
Young Filipino climate activists gain unprecedented government support as their groundbreaking recommendations receive official endorsement for COP30, marking a historic moment in Philippine environmental policy.
Teachers Challenge Localization Policy in Davao
Davao educators challenge the Department of Education's localization policy, citing unfair treatment and calling for immediate review to ensure equitable opportunities for all teachers.
BSP Maintains Rates as Inflation Stays Within Target
The Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas maintains policy rates as inflation remains manageable and economic growth shows positive momentum. Discover what this means for the Philippine economy.
Zamboanga City Implements Waste Segregation in Business District
Zamboanga City implements mandatory waste segregation in Paseo del Mar business area with color-coded bins and penalties for violators to combat pollution and promote sustainability.
SunStar Bans Content Looting Across Philippine Media Network
SunStar Publishing Inc. reinforces ethical standards with strict anti-looting policy across its media network, ensuring content integrity and protecting intellectual property rights.
Russia Slams US Over Caribbean Military Operations
Moscow delivers sharp condemnation of American military tactics in Caribbean waters, accusing Washington of disproportionate force and destabilizing regional security.
How Global Helplessness Shapes International Policy
An insightful analysis of how nations worldwide are responding to complex global challenges, from environmental crises to geopolitical tensions, and why helplessness often becomes policy.
APEC Leaders Adopt Historic Cooperation Declaration
Asia-Pacific leaders unite in groundbreaking declaration to strengthen regional cooperation, addressing economic resilience and sustainable development across member economies.
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