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Wennie Sancho: The man and his advocacy

May 8, 2021

Wennie Sancho, in his own words, is a labor advocate who wants to champion the cause of the poor toiling masses. He said it is his conviction “to emancipate the

Leading the Rotary

May 8, 2021

Media practitioner Matè Espina, never thought that getting chosen to be the District Governor for 2023-2024 of Rotary International District 3850 which covers Negros Occidental, Panay and Western Mindanao would

Rabbit Cafe in Bacolod City

March 22, 2021

QUIN RYLE TORRES Are you looking for a unique eating experience? Look no further as MM’s Bunny Café is a place where you can hang out with rabbits and play

‘KVINDERNES KAMPDAG’| Women’s Fight Day in Denmark

March 20, 2021

THERESE MARIE BABA-CHRISTENSEN LAST OF 2 PARTS Filipina women, the good migrant woman I joined in the fight in pushing for the Filipina migrant women stories to be represented in

TRUE LIFESTYLE | Highlighting women’s all-important role

March 20, 2021

Tough and fragile. Strong-willed but have a soft spot for those who have less. High profile, icons in their own right yet ready to take on unpopular advocacy positions. These

Women’s Month

March 20, 2021

Women’s role in the Philippine society has been defined and enshrined in various laws crafted by national legislators. The observance of Women’s Month is mandated by Proclamation No. 224 which

‘KVINDERNES KAMPDAG’ Women’s Fight Day in Denmark

March 18, 2021

THERESE MARIE BABA-CHRISTENSEN Therese Marie Christensen is a native of Barangay Singcang-Airport in Bacolod City. She has been residing in Denmark for almost 13 years now. She is a feminist

DAFWARBA: Safer, brighter tomorrow for empowered farmers

March 9, 2021

MITCH M. LIPA Empowering land beneficiaries is a dynamic process. It involves focused strategies that will ensure their safety while facilitating livelihood opportunities and motivating them to be self-reliant. Organizing

The Maestro by the Sea

February 28, 2021

The waves rushed to the black sand shore as the Amihan blew through a gallery and coffee shop, called “Kape Albarako”, and the three-storey “Atalyer”, an art studio. Here, maestro

GLOBAL NEGRENSE | Harshest Houston winter

February 28, 2021

ELY ERVIN ESCANTILLA The writer spent almost 10 years in Negros Occidental as Nursing student at Central Philippine Adventist College and later as staff nurse at Bacolod Adventist Medical Center.

Wennie Sancho: The man and his advocacy

Leading the Rotary

Rabbit Cafe in Bacolod City

‘KVINDERNES KAMPDAG’| Women’s Fight Day in Denmark

TRUE LIFESTYLE | Highlighting women’s all-important role

Women’s Month

‘KVINDERNES KAMPDAG’ Women’s Fight Day in Denmark

DAFWARBA: Safer, brighter tomorrow for empowered farmers

The Maestro by the Sea

GLOBAL NEGRENSE | Harshest Houston winter

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