Last Friday, May 30, Lagunenses were thrown into concern after the province's epidemiology and surveillance unit confirmed the presence of mpox in Laguna province.

Precaution, not panic

Here we are, still not over from the unexpected results of one of the quickest (in terms of counting the votes) elections the country has seen in decades.

Elections are over – the real work begins

“May saysay pa ba sa henerasyon ngayon si Dr. Jose Rizal?”

Back to Rizal

Declaring a state of emergency in a province can be a vital step in responding to crisis, but it comes with serious trade-offs. 

Necessary but risky

The stormy political situation here in the Philippines may have, in an extent, shielded us from the storms of war and uncertainty overseas.

A rude awakening

In recent years, governments and private entities have allocated staggering sums—millions, sometimes billions—toward enhancing the aesthetic appeal of our critical infrastructures.

Beauty over burden

The protracted turnaround time for laboratory testing of suspected Monkeypox cases in Eastern Visayas raises significant concerns about public health management and disease containment. 

Fighting Mpox in EV 

The dust has settled from the May 12 midterm elections, and everybody has accepted the will of the people.


New leaders, same old challenges

Those who fervently believed President Ferdinand "Bongbong" Marcos, Jr.'s recent directive for the entire Cabinet to submit courtesy resignations will herald genuine changes in his administration have found themselves disappointed.

Disappointing Cabinet reset

Major infrastructure projects are often heralded as catalysts for economic growth, improved connectivity, and enhanced quality of life within provinces.

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