ZAMBOANGA CITY’s economy remains vibrant the past nine years under the administration of Mayor Beng Climaco, now on her third and last term, as compared to the previous administration of Celso Lobregat.
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Friday, March 18, 2022
Thursday, October 7, 2021
FEATURE: Before PNA, there was Philippine News Service
THE PRIVATE news outfit Philippine News Service (PNS) was the country's first news agency, organized on October 1, 1950, but it had to close down and ceased operations after martial law was declared.
Friday, October 1, 2021
DepEd appoints officials at National Academy of Sports, Book Development Board
THE DEPARTMENT of Education (DepEd) has Designated Dr. Malcolm Garma as the Assistant Secretary for the National Academy of Sports (NAS).
Thursday, May 6, 2021
OPINION: Divided we sink by Senator Panfilo Lacson
AMID THIS pandemic, our situation has gone really bad it might take three administrations after President Duterte‘s term ends next year to turn the country around. That is, assuming we are led by a Lee Kuan Yew, an Angela Merkel and a Jacinta Ardern in the next 18 years.
Friday, March 12, 2021
Robredo abandons presidential bid By Rigoberto D. Tiglao
EIGHT months before the October deadline for the filing of candidacy certificates for the two highest posts of the land, Vice President Maria Leonor Robredo has all but given her up her ambition to be president in 2022.
Tuesday, October 9, 2018
Outstanding Mindanao newsman dies in road mishap
KIDAPAWAN CITY – One of the special correspondents of the regional newspaper Mindanao Examiner was killed in a road crash in Matalam town in the southern Philippine province of Maguindanao.
Mohammad “Moh” Saaduddin, also a news correspondent for The Manila Times, was driving his motorcycle and returning home Monday afternoon from coverage in Cotabato City when he collided with a truck that killed him instantly. He was only 33.
Hajji Moh Saaduddin
Moh was tailing the truck being driven by Renald Ramos when it suddenly stalled that led to the collision. The 36-year old Ramos, a resident of Matalam, allegedly told police investigators that his break system malfunctioned.
It was not immediately known whether Moh’s family would file criminal charges against the truck driver.
“It was a terrible loss. Moh was good writer who had that nose for news. He was very good and provided us with in-depth analysis and news stories in Central Mindanao. Many times he broke news and even sent exclusive photos. This is very devastating. He was a good man, a good father and an honest newsman. He shall be remembered as long as we are still here, he was an outstanding correspondent,” said Al Jacinto, the Editor-in-Chief of the Mindanao Examiner.
Moh, also an IT expert, was recently in Zamboanga City with two European journalists Lennart Hoffman and Andreas Staahl and travelled to Sulu province for a special documentary on its culture, people and tradition. (Rhoderick Beñez)
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