MANILA, Philippines — Defense Secretary Gilberto Teodoro Jr. on Tuesday dismissed China’s 1990 document regarding Scarborough Reef in the West Philippine Sea as invalid, calling it an internal political maneuver rather than a legally binding policy. Scarborough Reef, located about 230 kilometers west of the Philippine island of Zambales, is part of the broader West
Read More »No minimum wage hike in Central Visayas in the meantime
Unless circumstances justify an increase in wages for private sector employees in Central Visayas, one may not be forthcoming soon.
Read More »Carbon Market vendors decry exclusion in closed-door JVA review
CEBU CITY, Philippines — Concerns over transparency and representation surfaced Tuesday, March 17 as Carbon Market vendors claimed they were sidelined during a closed-door executive session of the council reviewing a Joint Venture Agreement (JVA). Several vendors said they had been invited to City Hall but were neither accommodated inside the session nor allowed to
Read More »Fare hikes trigger anxiety among Cebu commuters, drivers
Both drivers and commuters in Cebu City lamented the recently approved provisional increase in jeepney fares.
Read More »House allows justice panel to hold impeachment hearings during recess
MANILA, Philippines — The House of Representatives’ committee on justice has been allowed to hold hearings on the impeachment complaints against Vice President Sara Duterte even during Congress’ recess. During the session on Tuesday, the House adopted House Resolution (HR) No. 892 authored by House Speaker Faustino “Bojie” Dy III, Majority Leader Ferdinand Alexander Marcos, and
Read More »Sara Duterte impeachment: VP fails to answer issues — De Lima
MANILA, Philippines — Despite the long time given for Vice President Sara Duterte to answer issues raised in the impeachment complaints against her, she still failed to address questions from the people, Mamamayang Liberal Rep. Leila de Lima said Tuesday. In a statement, De Lima said it seems that Duterte’s consolidated verified answer leans towards a
Read More »Key Factors Behind Fintech Success in Southeast Asia
Southeast Asia is one of the fastest-growing fintech markets, with annual revenue projected to reach $180 billion by 2030 compared to $38 billion currently (source: Insignia/McKinsey Global Payments Report). This fast-growing market presents many opportunities for fintech markets to thrive and is famously competitive. With intense competition, only companies with well-adapted strategies can succeed. This ... Read more
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Read More »Tshwane officials suspended in shocking fraud scheme
Four Tshwane officials have been suspended for allegedly being part of a fraud syndicate that siphoned R1.58 million from municipal funds. The money was reportedly channelled through a private individual’s bank account. Investigations are ongoing, and no arrests have been made yet.
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Read More »MEETS you in SA: Home Affairs unveils group visa scheme for global events
Schreiber said South Africa has the global appeal to host premier international events, but visa efficiency remains crucial to its competitiveness.
Read More »Changan Hunter guns down Ford Ranger and Toyota Hilux
The simple fact of the matter is that this electrically powered bakkie is quicker than both of these flagship turbodiesels.
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