Cebu faces longer brownouts as Visayas power shortage worsens
Longer rolling blackouts in Cebu disrupt daily life as regional power plants operate below capacity.
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Brownlee-less Gilas in Asiad?
Gilas Pilipinas enters the Asian Games seeking to repeat their gold medal in basketball.
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6ID strengthens security readiness for the 1st Barmm parliamentary polls
Military deployment for September 14 parliamentary elections in BARMM signals security preparations for a key regional vote.
Government
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Distressed yacht in Subic yields more kush, total haul reaches P366.65-M
The P366.65 million drug haul is the largest seizure in recent operations, striking at major smuggling networks.
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Owwa working to swiftly repatriate M/V SIDR crew men
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DOH: Leptospirosis cases surging
Water-borne disease cases jump after flooding; 824 cases reported
Public safety
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DANGER ZONES: BABALA SA MGA LUGAR NA MAY PAGGUHO
Authorities mark danger zones after flooding causes soil instability
Public safety
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GCash gets SEC nod for blockbuster P92.3-B IPO
GCash's P92.3-billion IPO gets regulatory green light, marking a major milestone for the country's fintech industry.
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Peso slumps to new record low of 62.59 vs greenback
Peso at record low of 62.59 per dollar makes imports costlier and affects overseas remittances for Filipino families.
Economy
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PH inflation eased further to 6.1% in Aug
Inflation's fourth straight decline to 6.1 percent eases pressure on household budgets as food and utilities become more affordable.
Economy
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DA: P20 Per Kilo Rice Market Price Now Out Of Reach
Government says P20-per-kilo rice requires heavy subsidies as market prices remain out of reach for most households.
Economy
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Marcos Signs Law Expanding Gov’t Assistance To Tertiary Students
New law expands government scholarships to low-income students pursuing tertiary education in private colleges and tech schools.
Government
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