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PSA: Digital civil registry documents now valid

The Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA) has expanded access to civil registry documents through its digitally signed e-Certificate, offering Filipinos a legally valid electronic version of birth, marriage, death, and other civil registry records that supports faster and more convenient transactions.

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Canduman rewards board, bar exam topnotchers with cash incentives

MANDAUE CITY, Cebu — Barangay Canduman in Mandaue City has institutionalized a cash incentive program for residents who place among the top performers in licensure and bar examinations, becoming one of the first barangays in the city to formally reward academic and professional excellence. Barangay Captain Dante Borbajo, who also serves as president of the

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Truck helper killed after mixer truck rolls backward in Samboan

LAPU-LAPU CITY, Cebu — A 53-year-old truck helper was killed after he was struck by a concrete mixer truck that rolled backward due to an apparent mechanical failure in Barangay Cambigong, Samboan town, on Tuesday afternoon, July 28, 2026. The victim was identified as Reymund Alberca Lanticse, 53, single, a truck helper, and a resident

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DepEd leads consultations on class suspension, resumption rules

MANILA, Philippines — Nationwide stakeholder consultations led by the Department of Education (DepEd) have started discussing a proposed executive order to update guidelines for class and work suspensions and resumptions during emergencies. According to a DepEd statement issued on Wednesday, the proposed policy will establish a framework governing when in-person classes and onsite work can

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‘Ka Amihan,’ the NPA’s voice in Caraga, seeks fresh start

SAN FRANCISCO, Agusan del Sur — For about a decade, the aliases “Ka Amihan” and “Sandara” was the voice of the communist rebels in the Caraga region (Region 13). The woman behind those aliases, former Northeastern Mindanao Regional Committee (NERMC) secretary Elena Estaniel Rambuyon, 56, had surrendered to the Army’s 3rd Special Forces Battalion in

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Manila Water calls on customers to support August desludging program

MANILA, Philippines — Manila Water is encouraging customers across its East Zone concession area to participate in its scheduled August desludging activities, highlighting the vital role that households play in protecting community health and preserving waterways. Through regular septic tank desludging, customers can help prevent untreated wastewater from finding its way into drainage systems, groundwater

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Lifesaving water filtration tech reaches flooded BARMM village

CAGAYAN DE ORO CITY — For families in flood-prone Barangay Kabasalan in Ligawasan town, in the Special Geographic Area-BARMM, the most urgent threat isn’t just the rising floodwaters — it’s the water they are forced to drink. Persistent heavy rains the past weeks have triggered widespread flooding across the Bangsamoro Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao

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DOE to establish Energy Center for Excellence

MANILA, Philippines — The Department of Energy (DOE) is set to establish an Energy Center for Excellence following the opening of its first-ever Energy Museum, Secretary Sharon Garin said Tuesday. Garin, during the commemoration of the 25th anniversary of the Electric Power Industry Reform Act, said the center will serve as the country’s premier hub

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Alan Peter Cayetano on Sara Duterte Office’s Huge Encashment: ‘Unusual doesn’t mean illegal’

Sen. Alan Peter Cayetano Speaks on OVP Encashment of Multi-Million Confidential Funds ALAN PETER CAYETANO – The Senate Minority Leader spoke on the huge encashment of the office of Vice President Sara Duterte. The impeachment trial of Vice Pres. Sara Duterte is ongoing. The prosecution and the defense post arguments on the controversial confidential funds ... Read more

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