COTABATO CITY — Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF) Chairman Al Haj Murad Ebrahim has asked to meet with President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. on implementing the Bangsamoro peace agreement. In a letter dated October 1 through Executive Secretary Ralph Recto, Ebrahim requested a meeting with the President, together with representatives of the MILF leadership, “at a
MANILA, Philippines — The Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR) on Friday said it had already issued a Letter of Authority (LOA) to Cale88 Food Corporation, the company linked to Vice President Sara Duterte’s husband, Manases Carpio. BIR chief of staff Anne Loraine Garcia-Marquez revealed this during the 37th day of Duterte’s impeachment trial after Senate
PAGADIAN CITY, Zamboanga del Sur – Police intercepted a motorized boat carrying over P7.2 million worth of alleged smuggled cigarettes and arrested eight crew members during a seaborne operation in the coastal waters off Barangay Sinunuc, Zamboanga City on Thursday morning. Police Lt. Col. Shellamie Chang, Police Regional Office 9 (PRO-9) spokesperson, reported that personnel
Tagle"s election marks a historic milestone for the Catholic Church in Asia and the Philippines. But what does the Dean of the College of Cardinals do, and why is the position important?
MANILA, Philippines — Levito Baligod, lawyer of the so-called “Maleta boys,” on Friday posted bail of P30,000 in a libel case filed by Manila 6th District Rep. Benny Abante. In June, Abante filed the case against Baligod and 18 former bodyguards of then-Ako Bicol party-list Rep. Elizaldy “Zaldy” Co over an accusation that Abante had received suitcases
SAN FRANCISCO, Agusan del Sur — Police arrested two graduating college students on Thursday following a pre-dawn drinking brawl that left a 46-year-old man dead and another wounded in this town, authorities said Friday. Brig. Gen. Rolindo M. Suguilon, regional director of Police Regional Office 13 (PRO-13), identified the suspects through their aliases as “Rommel,”
MANILA, Philippines – Seeking to consolidate its financial evidence under Article II, the House prosecution panel calls lawyer Alexander Cabrera to testify as a forensic financial expert witness in the Senate impeachment trial of Vice President Sara Duterte. House prosecution Rep. Chel Diokno formally offered Cabrera’s testimony before the Senate impeachment court./dp READ: Hontiveros firm
MANILA, Philippines – A financial forensic analyst was called into the witness stand by the prosecution on Friday, during Vice President Sara Duterte’s impeachment trial, overriding objections from the defense team over access to confidential financial statements. Duterte’s defense lead counsel Atty. Sheila Sison questioned the authority of the analyst to get a hold of
Representatives from the Office of the Ombudsman inspected the office vacated by Senator Jinggoy Estrada, according to a GMA News report, quoting Senate Secretary Renato Bantug.
Good news for parents who love the play-based learning approach of Kids Learning Ville (KLV): Children can now experience it beyond the home. Introducing Kids Play Ville, a new community group class program by Kids Learning Ville, held at Little Chinatown in Lucky Chinatown Mall. For parents who want their children to experience KLV’s hands-on, play-based learning while interacting with other children, the program offers an opportunity to learn, play and grow together. Kids Play Ville brings the same KLV curriculum and learning approach into a fun, social and interactive setting. Instead of participating in one-on-one sessions at home, children can join group activities where they can explore, move, create, discover and learn together. The program takes place in a large indoor playground, giving children space to learn through movement and play. At Kids Play Ville, learning goes beyond sitting down and completing activities. Children can participate in storytelling, counting games, sensory exploration, creative projects, music and movement, hands-on challenges and other activities designed to support early learning and development. Group classes also give children opportunities to interact with their peers. Through everyday activities, they can practice sharing, taking turns, listening to others, following directions, communicating their ideas and participating in group tasks while building confidence and social skills. Most importantly, the learning remains intentional. Kids Play Ville uses the same curriculum as Kids Learning Ville, with activities designed to support children’s early literacy, numeracy, discovery, creativity, movement, independence and overall development. The difference is that children now get to experience these activities alongside their peers. Kids Play Ville is an eight-session community group class program that gives children multiple opportunities to become comfortable in a group setting, participate in different activities and develop skills over time. The full eight-session program is available for P5,200. For families looking for playgroup classes in Manila, fun activities for children or new opportunities for their little ones to learn and socialize, Kids Play Ville combines learning and play in one experience. The KLV experience can now be enjoyed in person, with more space to play, explore and learn alongside other children. Families can join Kids Play Ville at Little Chinatown, Lucky Chinatown Mall, and give their children an opportunity to learn, play, explore and grow with KLV.