Fifty-Three Years After Martial Law: Remembering the Wounds Marcos Left Behind
Today marks another year since the late dictator Ferdinand Marcos Sr. signed Proclamation 1081, declaring Martial Law in the Philippines…
OP-ED | Flood Control or Cash Cow? Trillions Lost, Mindanao Betrayed
My heart bleeds for Mindanao—not just because of the floods that drown our crops, wash away our homes, and claim…
Opinion: Number Coding is a Needed Step—But Let’s Not Stop There
Traffic in Davao City has become more than just a daily inconvenience. It is now a growing economic and social…
A Monument of Broken Promises: The Gensan Underpass and the Price of Poor Governance
I still remember the first time I saw the underpass project at the Mabuhay–Bulaong Road and the Digos–Makar National Highway…
Forecasting Hope: Why Transparency Matters in Mindanao’s Flood Control Future
Floods are no stranger to Mindanao. From the overflowing Rio Grande de Mindanao to the deadly torrents that repeatedly submerged…
Opinion: Mr. President, Don’t Just Ask Health Workers to Stay—Fix the System Driving Them Away
On Monday, President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. stood before health workers in Eastern Visayas, distributing patient transport vehicles (PTVs) and delivering…