Despite the second term's heavy academic load, pupils will have a few chances to catch their breath in the coming weeks.
Read More »Schools reopen: Pupils return for second term with short breaks expected
Moonlighting, money and morals in SA’s looted health system
The Department of Health allows some public sector doctors and nurses to moonlight in the private sector, but the relevant policy and its implementation caused much controversy over the years. Set against the wider management dysfunction in several provincial health departments, the issue is now coming to a head.
Read More »Lerato Kganyago and Lawrence Maleka to host MMA 2026
Lerato Kganyago and Lawrence Maleka will host the Metro FM Music Awards 2026, celebrating excellence in South African music.
Read More »Kaizer Chiefs’ top three players this season so far
Kaizer Chiefs appear to be peaking at the right time this season. Can they secure third place in the coming weeks?
Read More »UPDATE: Cyclist hit by taxi in Cape Town dies
A cyclist, who was part of a group involved in a tragic Cape Town accident involving a taxi on Monday, has reportedly passed away.
Read More »Capitol tax deal with Apo: PB for review, exec for court clash
After proposals for a settlement reached a dead-end, the Cebu Provincial Government will have to face cement manufacturer Apo Land and Quarry Corp. (AQLC) in court over multiple tax disputes.
Read More »EXPLAINER: Rising temperatures, climate risks, and what it means for the public
CEBU CITY, Philippines — Rising temperatures are becoming more noticeable, especially during the warm and dry season, with May expected to bring the most intense heat. Heat index levels in parts of the Visayas remain elevated, with conditions possibly shifting from “extreme caution” to “danger” levels. Jhomer Eclarino, weather specialist of PAGASA Visayas, said that
Read More »₱1M awaits Agusan del Sur record breakers in Palarong Pambansa
Athletes from the Province of Agusan del Sur who break national records in the upcoming Palarong Pambansa stand to receive incentives comparable to those given to Filipino Asian Games medalists.
Read More »Electrician yields P13.6-M shabu in Mandaue buy-bust
MANDAUE CITY, Cebu – Two kilograms of suspected shabu, worth an estimated P13.6 million, were confiscated from an electrician during a joint buy-bust operation in Sitio Sudlon, Barangay Maguikay, Mandaue City, on Monday evening, April 6. A 24-year-old man known as “Gorio,” a resident of Sitio Elma, Barangay Cogon Pardo, Cebu City, was arrested during
Read More »Legarda: Filipino Food Month puts food security, culinary heritage at forefront
MANILA, Philippines – Senator Loren Legarda said Filipino Food Month, celebrated every April, highlights the link between food security and cultural heritage, showing how both sustain Filipino families and communities through changing times. “Filipino Food Month reminds us that food is more than nourishment. It is culture, memory, and strength. Protecting our farmers and fisherfolk
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