July 21, 2023 - Negros Now Daily

Benitez calls for educational transformation

July 21, 2023

Negros Occidental 3rd District Rep. Jose Francisco “Kiko” Benitez stressed the need for educational transformation as he listed three major contexts that demand careful consideration for the country’s education system.

Capitol exec ousted as PACE prexy

July 21, 2023

In the wake of perceived conflict between two Negros Occidental provincial government department heads, the members of the Progressive Alliance of Capitol Employees Board of Directors (BOD) suddenly joined the fray and removed Renelo Lastierre as their chairman and president.

NPA leader, 1 other killed in gunbattle

July 21, 2023

A suspected leader of the New People’s Army and his subordinate died in an encounter with Army soldiers July 20 in Sitio Kawayanan, Brgy. Montilla, Moises Padilla, Negros Occidental.

Mt. Kanlaon unrest observed

July 21, 2023

The Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology (Phivolcs) reported July 21 an increase in seismic activity noted at the Kanlaon Volcano in Negros Island.

Monsoon rains likely over WV as ‘Egay’ maintains strength

July 21, 2023

Monsoon rains are likely over Western Visayas and the western section of Southern Luzon in the coming days as Tropical Depression “Egay” maintains its strength and accelerates west northwestward over the Philippine sea.

Bacolod establishments urged to submit vacancies to PESO

July 21, 2023

All business establishments in Bacolod City are being urged to periodically submit their list of job vacancies to the Bacolod City Public Employment Service Office (PESO) as part of the strategy to curb unemployment and boost the job placement information systems of the city.

The war on Woke

July 21, 2023

With all the hoorah and noise, if you’re unfamiliar with American slang, you’d be forgiven for thinking that “woke” must be relating to some horrendously bad plan to corrupt or destroy American society. If you fall into that category please read on while I enlighten (dare I say wake you up) to the reality of the situation, which in my humble opinion fully validates the old saying that politics is the last refuge of scoundrels.

Making it big in Australia

July 21, 2023

If homegrown lad, Xavier Tilos Villagonzalo, could have it, he would want to re-live every single moment of his life, including those that have brought him so much pain and suffering. “Life is a myriad of explorations. I guess to define it would be to say that we are a conduit for an easy way out to every problem,” he wrote in an e-mail sent to this columnist straight from Brisbane, Queensland, Australia where he is pursuing a second degree in information technology.

Filipinas open Women’s World Cup bid vs. Swiss

July 21, 2023

The Filipinas finally make their highly-anticipated debut in the FIFA Women’s World Cup today as they open their campaign in Group A against Switzerland at the Forsyth Barr Stadium under expected nippy weather in Dunedin, New Zealand.

Despite being the underdogs, the players of the Philippine team are expected to be in high spirits, hoping that their 18-month preparations would pay off against the La Nati in their 5 p.m. clash (1 p.m. Manila time) at the 30,000-capacity arena that was a site of the 2011 Rugby World Cup.

Globe Statement On the SIM Registration Deadline

July 21, 2023

Globe thanks the government for granting SIM users the 90-day extension to register their SIMs. This gave our customers more time to finish their SIM registration and allowed us to ensure that we covered as many SIM users as we could through various initiatives.

Benitez calls for educational transformation

Capitol exec ousted as PACE prexy

NPA leader, 1 other killed in gunbattle

Mt. Kanlaon unrest observed

Monsoon rains likely over WV as ‘Egay’ maintains strength

Bacolod establishments urged to submit vacancies to PESO

The war on Woke

Making it big in Australia

Filipinas open Women’s World Cup bid vs. Swiss

Globe Statement On the SIM Registration Deadline

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