Pikitup on Sunday confirmed how many routes still needed to be collected at depots most affected by its service backlog.
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Outsourcing the opposition: Steenhuisen under fire as crisis deepens
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Monday news roundup.
Read More »Fundora KOs Thurman in 6th round, retains WBC superwelterweight title
LAS VEGAS — Keith Thurman said the fight should have continued, and maybe if it had, he would have found a way to get the best of Sebastian Fundora. But until referee Thomas Taylor stopped the bout at 1:17 of the sixth round on Saturday night, there was little evidence that Fundora was in danger
Read More »Failed job hunt leaves 53-year-old helper ‘stranded’ at QC terminal
MANILA, Philippines — Travelers who travel early to their provinces to avoid the Holy Week rush gathered at a bus terminal in Quezon City on Monday, March 30, 2026. One of them was Carmen Pepito Dela-Cruz, aged 53. She has been staying at the Victory Liner Terminal Cubao since the weekend. But unlike most passengers,
Read More »Crude surges, stocks dive as Houthi attacks escalate Iran war
HONG KONG, China — Oil prices rallied and stocks tumbled again Monday as the Middle East crisis escalated with the entry of Houthi rebels into the Iran war and investors grew increasingly concerned the United States would send in ground troops. As the conflict moved into its fifth week, the spectre of a widening conflict
Read More »Camp Sikulo stitches sustainability into Cebu’s creative scene
CEBU CITY, Philippines — A burn mark on a favorite pair of pants could have meant the end of it, but for Cebu-based artist Tricia Largo, it became the beginning of Camp Sikulo, a patchwork initiative now teaching others to mend, reuse, and rethink what they owned. A tear, a burn, and the start of
Read More »This Lent, sinigang sa bayabas and its rich origins
SINIGANG, by instinct and tradition, is defined by its sourness. It is a sharp, mouth-puckering broth that has come to symbolize comfort in Filipino kitchens. But in one lesser-known variation rooted in the Tagalog region, that familiar tang softens into something more nuanced: a gentle sweetness that lingers alongside the sour, reshaping what many Filipinos
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