Opinion Archives - Page 10 of 118

A parade of events

February 19, 2026

A parade of religious and cultural events will take place next week in the country and in many parts of the world, making the next days relaxing as it gives many of us a respite from work and occasions to reflect on the significance of each event.

Love that reflects God’s heart

February 19, 2026

In today’s world, the word “love” is often associated with attraction, pleasure, and personal satisfaction. It is shaped by media, entertainment, and social trends that emphasize feelings and desires.

Stateless in Sabah: Lives on the Margin

February 19, 2026

A decade ago, I spent a week in Kota Kinabalu, Sabah, delivering lectures to Malaysian farmers on emerging yet practical agricultural technologies.

A country of calamities & disasters

February 14, 2026

Let me begin by issuing a disclaimer as we beat the deadline for this week’s column. While we go to press, Executive Order No. 19 Series of 2026 has been disseminated to all public and private schools in Negros Oriental until the end of the week for the suspension or cancellation of classes at all levels because of Tropical Depression Basyang.

Why it’s foolish to oppose diversity

February 14, 2026

Opposition to inclusion and equality appears to be on the rise worldwide.

Salute to Sander

February 12, 2026

Shortly after my Sunday morning meditation, a Facebook item caught my attention.

Learning patience from a patient God

February 12, 2026

Last Feb. 2, many experienced heavy traffic in Jaro because of the Jaro Fiesta.

Beyond Sugar: Why NegOcc must diversify

February 12, 2026

For more than a century, sugarcane monoculture has shaped the economy, landscape, and political life of Negros Occidental.

DOST’s grassroots touch

February 11, 2026

Government efforts to reach the grassroots show true public service. During the pandemic, as part of Lions Clubs International, we delivered flu vaccines to communities short on medical staff, partnering with barangays to fill the gap.

‘Blue Mango’ awardee

February 7, 2026

A homegrown architect-designer, schooled in cosmopolitan institutions abroad, was honored recently in appropriate ceremonies in Cebu City for her “exceptional innovation and artistry across diverse creative fields.”

A parade of events

Love that reflects God’s heart

Stateless in Sabah: Lives on the Margin

A country of calamities & disasters

Why it’s foolish to oppose diversity

Salute to Sander

Learning patience from a patient God

Beyond Sugar: Why NegOcc must diversify

DOST’s grassroots touch

‘Blue Mango’ awardee

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