No one would have expected Nieves Fernandez, who worked as a teacher in Tacloban, to be a cunning lone assassin in World War II. However, the Japanese invasion of the Philippines in 1941 completely changed her life, and she went from being a once nurturing school teacher to a renowned assassin. Read more »
The province of Bohol has started a large-scale renewable energy initiative to boost the island's electrical infrastructure. According to Governor Erico Aumentado, the province has taken a significant step to formalize its renewable energy policy. Read more »
The country's first flood mitigation project utilizing South Korean floodwater collection technology will be implemented in the town of Palo, Leyte. The Rainfall and Stormwater Runoff Management Technology for Tropical Catchment (RainS-TECH) project is now underway and scheduled for completion by 2026. Read more »
For the fourth year running, Quezon City has clinched the title of the most competitive highly urbanized city in the Philippines, according to the Department of Trade and Industry (DTI). Read more »
Excitement is building in Carmona City, Cavite, as the Department of Science and Technology (DOST) in Calabarzon prepares to unveil its latest innovation: the 21st Century Learning Environment Model (21st CLEM). Read more »
Mactan-Cebu International Airport (MCIA) in Central Visayas has implemented ground power solutions to mitigate fuel costs and reduce carbon emissions during passenger arrivals and boarding. Read more »
