The Municipality of Dalaguete and the University of the Philippines (UP) Cebu have formalized their partnership for the ...

Authorities here already detained two suspects whom they believed may have been connected to the daylight ambush in Tabogon ...

MANILA, Philippines — A 150-megawatt (MW) solar power plant in Cebu owned by Spanish firm Acciona Energia Global is expected to begin operations by 2026, the Board of Investments (BOI ...

CEBU, Philippines — Cebu Province's coconut farming ... up communal hybrid nurseries in Cabangkalan, Tuburan; Labangon, Tabogon; and El Pardo, Boljoon. These nurseries serve as holding areas ...

CEBU, Philippines — Cebu business leaders remain optimistic about the province’s economic future despite growing political uncertainties that may affect investor confidence. In a statement ...

MANILA, March 19 (Reuters) - The Philippines is exploring the possibility of converting two islands that were once part of a U.S. navy base into a military reservation, its defence department said ...

CEBU CITY — Students from major universities in Cebu City ... students of the University of San Carlos (USC), Cebu Normal University and University of the Philippines Cebu marched to Fuente Osmeña ...

The former Philippines president was arrested on an International Criminal Court warrant this week over allegations related to his 'war on drugs'. His lawyer told the court Mr Duterte was facing ...

Budget carrier Cebu Pacific announced Friday it flew 2.2 million passengers in February 2025, up 26.3% from 1.7 million passengers in the same month last year. In a news release, Cebu Pacific reported ...

SUPPORTERS of former President Rodrigo Duterte have pledged to continue holding rallies in Cebu until he is allowed to return to the Philippines. On Thursday night, March 13, 2025, an estimated crowd ...

Outside the International Criminal Court's (ICC) detention centre, where former Philippines president Rodrigo Duterte has been taken, his supporters gathered on Wednesday night, waving national ...

Human rights groups in the Philippines contend the number is more than 30,000 people. Many children were among those killed or suffered from the harmful consequences of Duterte’s anti-drug campaign.