Farm Worker Arrested for Stealing Prize Chickens
A 33-year-old farm helper was arrested in Naga City for allegedly stealing 13 prize chickens, with 12 recovered after a chase. The incident occurred on March 26, 2026, in Barangay Cogon.
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Cebu City Payroll Delays Affect 956 Job Order Workers
Incomplete documentary requirements and processing bottlenecks have caused delayed salaries for at least 956 job order workers in Cebu City, with unpaid amounts estimated at P84 million. The Human Resource Development Office cites issues in submission and
Cebu Transport Strike Disrupts Commuters Amid Fuel Price Hike
Commuters in Cebu City experienced significant disruptions on Friday, March 27, 2026, as a nationwide transport strike led to long lines and light traffic. Protesters condemned rising fuel prices driven by global oil market tensions.
Quanzhou-Cebu Direct Flight Restored, Rekindling Friendship
The direct air route between Quanzhou, China, and Cebu, Philippines, officially resumes on March 29, 2026, strengthening tourism, trade, and cultural ties between these historically connected regions.
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DOLE P1.2B Fund for Workers in Energy Crisis
The Department of Labor and Employment has allocated P1.2 billion to support vulnerable workers affected by the national energy emergency through Tupad and DILP programs.
Davao Terminal Expects Holy Week Passenger Surge
Davao City Overland Transport Terminal anticipates a rise in passenger volume this Holy Week, despite a drop in bus trips due to fuel costs and unapproved fare increases.
Davao Market Prices Surge 70% Amid Fuel Crisis
Bankerohan Public Market in Davao City sees spice, vegetable, and fruit prices skyrocket up to 70% due to rising petroleum costs. The city government is implementing sustainable farming and subsidies to ensure food security.
Jeepney Drivers Protest Fuel Costs in Davao City
Jeepney drivers in Davao City staged a rally demanding fuel price rollbacks and VAT removal as diesel exceeds ₱100 per liter, with daily earnings plummeting amid a global oil crisis.
Davao del Norte's Fuel Import Deal with Malaysia Amid Global Risks
The Provincial Government of Davao del Norte is negotiating a multibillion-peso fuel import agreement with Malaysia to secure diesel and gasoline supplies, aiming to prevent shortages and stabilize prices amid global uncertainties.
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Davao Malls Cut Hours for Energy Conservation
Major shopping centers in Davao City will shorten operating hours starting March 30, 2026, to manage electricity consumption during ongoing energy concerns. SM, Ayala, and Vista Malls lead the initiative.
Philippine Exports Reach 35-Year High in Early 2026
Philippine exports surged 8.3% to $14.47 billion in January-February 2026, the highest level since 1991, led by electronics and supported by free trade agreements under President Marcos Jr.
Davao Floriculture Fair Showcases 30 Local Merchants
Davao's floriculture industry thrives as 30 merchants display flowers, plants, and handmade items at the Floriculture Agri-Trade Fair, promoting sustainable gardening and local artistry.
Food Prices to Rise Due to Middle East Oil Crisis
Several food companies in the Philippines are set to increase prices by 7-10% starting April 1, driven by rising oil costs from Middle East unrest. Logistics costs have surged up to 75%, affecting deliveries and prompting stockpiling by retailers.
Cebu Transport Strike Hits Routes Over Fuel Price Hike
Piston-led transport strike in Cebu disrupts commutes, with drivers demanding fuel subsidies and tax relief amid rising operational costs, while officials downplay impact.
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Marcos: Crude Oil Supply Secure Until June 2026
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. guarantees the Philippines has enough crude oil supply until June 30, 2026, as the government works to secure imports amid Middle East tensions. The DOE confirms receipt of a diesel shipment to bolster national energy securi
Fuel Price Surge Sparks Confusion Over Food Costs
Consumers face uncertainty as rising fuel prices threaten to drive up food costs, with industry leaders warning of price hikes while government officials emphasize voluntary price stabilization efforts.
Philippines Weighs Oil Price Freeze as Middle East Tensions Escalate
The Philippine government is debating a price freeze on petroleum products to ease consumer burdens from global oil supply disruptions, but concerns over industry stability and long-term energy solutions persist.
Piston Cebu Strike Disrupts Metro Cebu Over Fuel Prices
Piston Cebu staged its second strike in a week on March 27, 2026, protesting soaring fuel costs and stagnant fares, causing significant disruptions in key routes across Metro Cebu.
Fuel Price Surge Disrupts Supply Chains, Inflation Fears Rise
Rising fuel prices are driving up logistics costs and threatening price hikes for goods, with manufacturers warning of increases up to 5% starting April 1. Retailers are absorbing costs to delay adjustments, but staples like rice and vegetables are alread
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Palace Supports Private Sector Work-From-Home for Energy Savings
The Philippine Palace encourages private companies to adopt work-from-home arrangements to reduce energy consumption amid rising oil prices, emphasizing voluntary participation.
Marcos Calls for Halt to Salary Deductions in Middle East Crisis
Senator Imee Marcos advocates for a temporary suspension of mandatory salary deductions from SSS, GSIS, Pag-IBIG, and PhilHealth to help workers receive full pay during the Middle East turmoil-induced economic hardship.
Celebrities Shocked by Soaring Fuel Prices in Philippines
Kapuso actress Shaira Diaz and other celebrities voice their surprise as fuel costs skyrocket, with full tanks now costing thousands more than before.
XP Plus Inc. Named Top Philippine Workplace by Great Place to Work
Cebu-based XP Plus Inc. has been recognized as one of the Philippines' top workplaces by Great Place to Work, highlighting its commitment to employee trust and growth.
Oil Shocks Threaten Asia's Family-Run Real Estate Businesses
Geopolitical conflicts in the Middle East are driving oil price volatility, revealing how deeply Asia's family-owned real estate sector depends on petroleum. Construction materials, logistics, and operations face immediate cost pressures, forcing next-gen
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BSP Unconcerned as Peso Weakens, Businesses Warn of Costs
The Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas says the peso's drop to around P60 per dollar is not alarming, but business groups in Cebu warn it is already driving up prices for imports like fuel and goods, urging early action to prevent economic slowdown.
Middle East Conflict Threatens Philippine Real Estate Sector
Colliers Philippines warns that ongoing Middle East tensions could weaken OFW remittances, dampening residential property demand while industrial assets may benefit from logistics shifts due to rising fuel costs.
Philippine Trade Jumps 10.7% in February, Electronics Top Exports
Preliminary data from the Philippine Statistics Authority reveals a 10.7% increase in total external trade goods to $18.34 billion in February, with exports hitting a high since October 2025 and imports rising 12.6%.
Strategies to Mitigate Global Oil Crisis Impact
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Cebu BRT: Traffic Relief vs. Vision Compromise
Cebu's Bus Rapid Transit system faces a critical test as jeepneys are allowed in dedicated lanes, easing traffic but raising questions about long-term efficiency and modernization goals.
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Labor Union Calls for Wage Subsidy Amid Rising Costs
The Trade Union Congress of the Philippines urges the government to provide a P5,000 monthly subsidy to over five million minimum wage earners, citing fuel price hikes and stalled wage legislation.
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