The Bulls have it easiest and the Lions have it hardest in their final four matches before the knockouts.
Read More »Kaizer Chiefs transfer watch: PSL midfielder spotted at FNB
A familiar face sparked plenty of discussion at FNB Stadium on Sundday. Grant Margeman was spotted in the Kaizer Chiefs players’ suite.
Read More »All the kick off times for SA teams as the URC resumes
The hunt for URC playoff spots is heating up, and here are all the kick off times to note for the SA teams in action this weekend.
Read More »Katy Perry casual Coachella moments go viral
CEBU CITY, Philippines — From the space to the desert, Katy Perry sure does know how to enjoy life to the fullest. Even though she’s not headlining this year’s Coachella on stage, the pop star still got her own spotlight pointed at her for her appearance with former Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and for
Read More »Why US–Iran talks failed: Nuclear tensions, mistrust, and what comes next
Both parties accused each other of causing the collapse of peace talks held Sunday in Islamabad, Pakistan, after lengthy negotiations failed to produce an agreement to end the conflict that began six weeks ago following US-Israeli strikes on Iran. US officials claimed the talks broke down because Iran refused to pledge an end to its
Read More »Remulla apologizes for ‘No Shirt’ arrests in Safer Cities drive
MANILA, Philippines — Interior Chief Jonvic Remulla apologized after police officers apprehended individuals for wearing no shirt under his department’s “Safer Cities” initiative, adding that the initiative will now “progress into other forms” amid public backlash. In a press briefing in Camp Crame on Monday, Remulla, speaking in Filipino, said, “Because of the lack in
Read More »E-buses to ease fuel reliance? DOE backs move
MANILA – A new private sector-led electric bus (e-bus) program is being positioned as both an economic buffer and a climate solution, as the government moves to reduce the country’s exposure to volatile global oil prices. The Department of Energy (DOE) on Friday threw its support behind the Iwas-Taas Pamasahe E-Transport Solution Program, an initiative deploying
Read More »Lapu-Lapu gov’t steps up support for 438 displaced MEPZ workers
LAPU-LAPU CITY, Cebu — At least 438 displaced workers from the Mactan Export Processing Zone (MEPZ) received 5 kilograms of rice each at the Public Employment Service Office (Peso) on Monday, April 13, 2026. The workers were recently laid off due to the permanent closure of their company. The distribution was led by Mayor Cindi
Read More »Daylight pawnshop heist nets P13-M in jewelry, cash in Kidapawan
KIDAPAWAN CITY — Six armed men made off with about P13 million worth of jewelry and cash after robbing a pawnshop in the city’s public market on Saturday morning, April 11, police said. Lt. Col. Argie Celeste, Kidapawan City police chief, said four of the suspects carried out the 9 a.m. heist inside the pawnshop,
Read More »Miner detained after blast injures 14 in Baguio
BAGUIO CITY — A 32-year-old miner from Itogon, Benguet, was arrested after an explosion injured 14 people near the sinkhole area along Magsaysay Avenue in this city at dawn on Monday. Mayor Benjamin Magalong said the incident stemmed from a confrontation involving the suspect, who was reportedly intoxicated. The suspect allegedly harassed a woman, prompting
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