The Philippines is home to Kape Alamid, or civet coffee, a rich and unique brew from coffee beans that have passed through the digestive system of the native Philippine Palm Civet. Read more »
A recent controversy involving broadcaster and Senator Raffy Tulfo has brought to light the growing trend of public attacks and harassment directed at medical professionals in the Philippines. Read more »
The recent departure of several top Department of Health (DOH) officials has stirred quiet unease in the health sector, not because leadership changes are uncommon, but because of the reason cited for their removal: “expired tenure.” Read more »
Despite billions in funding, flooding remains a recurring crisis in many cities. The idea of shifting this responsibility to local government units (LGUs) raises the question: would localized management lead to better results? Read more »
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. emphasized the need to move away from a “car-centric” transport system in the Philippines, noting that years of prioritizing private vehicles have contributed to Metro Manila’s worsening traffic congestion and limited public mobility. Read more »
The Filipino spirit of bayanihan has always been about neighbors lifting each other up, sometimes literally, like moving a house on bamboo poles. Now in the digital age, this centuries-old tradition has found a new home: the internet. Read more »
