At 20, Chazely Lopez reached a milestone many take for granted, but for her, every step…
Author: Reymund Titong
Reymund Titong is a Filipino journalist steadily building his voice in the field of news reporting, driven by a commitment to tell meaningful and relevant stories.
He serves as a correspondent for Rappler, contributes to Negros Daily Bulletin, and maintains a blog on Medium.
Southland College taps parents, AI to help young learners catch up
Southland College–Kabankalan in Negros Occidental is adopting a multi-sector approach—combining literacy programs, artificial intelligence (AI), and…
HBONI launches ‘Civitas Coffee,’ opens market for southern Negros farmers
The Hope Builders Organization Negros Island Inc. (HBONI) has launched “Civitas Coffee,” a premium 100% robusta…
Private schools free to set own academic calendar — Sonny Angara
Education Secretary Sonny Angara allowed private schools to set their own academic calendars, saying they do…
Negros business leader urges DOE to encourage big oil firms to trim margins
A business leader in Negros Occidental has urged the Department of Energy (DOE) to encourage major…
Waste finds form at CPSU as students shape paper into artworks
Students at Central Philippines State University (CPSU) in Kabankalan City are transforming discarded paper into eye-catching…
Airport, RoRo fees reduced to ease impact of rising fuel prices
The government will roll out sweeping fee cuts across airports and seaports next month to blunt…
Philippine gov’t pours P20B into fuel buffer to blunt impact of oil price surge
The government is scrambling to secure fuel supplies as global oil prices surge due to the…
Chicken at P324, rice at P67? DA warns of worst-case price surge
Chicken prices could soar to P324 per kilo while rice may hit P67 under a worst-case…
Fuel spike forces Cebu Pacific to cancel, cut international flights
Cebu Pacific has canceled and reduced several international flights as fuel prices surge amid the ongoing…