Premiere Island Power REIT Corporation is owned by the Villars' Prime Asset Ventures, the parent firm of controversial water utility firm PrimeWater

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Diretso nga niangkon ang kontrobersiyal nga contractor nga si Sarah Discaya nga nipalit siya og luxury car kay naganahan o nalingaw lang siya sa payong niini. Nahitabo ni ang pagangkon didto sa gibuhat nga Senate hearing sa Blue Ribbon Committee kalabot sa mao rag dunay anomaliya nga mga flood-control project sa nasud kung diin naapil ang pipila ka politiko ug government contractors. Basin Bet Pod Ni Nimo: Claudine Co: Like hello?! Wala kaming utang na loob sa mga Pilipino! 28 ka luxury cars Nangutana man god si Senate President Pro Tempora nga si Jinggoy Estrada kung diin pipila ang tanan […]... Keep on reading: Sarah Discaya: Nipalit og luxury car kay nagustuhan ang payong

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Barangay Captain Isabelo Masiwel II of Pangaleon, Malita, was shot and killed while delivering salaries, leaving two of his companions wounded. Authorities are investigating the motive, including a possible robbery, after the attackers stole over P500,000 in cash.

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Cebuana Lhuillier Gold Bar took the spotlight at the 31st National Retail Conference and Expo (NRCE) 2025, where it championed gold as a stable, practical, and accessible investment for Filipino businesses and institutions. Held at the SMX Convention Center, the event gathered leading retailers, entrepreneurs, and industry leaders from across the country. “Our goal is to make this trusted investment more accessible to Filipinos by expanding partnerships that bring gold closer to everyday consumers,” said Jean Henri Lhuillier, President and CEO of Cebuana Lhuillier. “Gold remains one of the most secure and enduring assets, and we believe it should be […]... Keep on reading: Cebuana Lhuillier Gold Bar expands B2B partnerships at NRCE 2025

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Sarah Discaya attends the second Senate blue ribbon committee hearing on flood control projects

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MANILA, Philippines – Bureau of Immigration (BI) officers intercepted a woman who allegedly attempted to traffic three victims to work in a scam hub in Cambodia on August 26 at the Ninoy Aquino International Airport Terminal 1. The suspect, whom the BI referred to as alias “Rosa,” was traveling with her 4-year-old son, two women aged 27 and 23, and a 24-year-old man. They were supposedly traveling to Kuala Lumpur for a five-day vacation, the BI said on Monday. However, the three adults admitted that they had been recruited as “customer service representatives” in Cambodia, which was their actual destination, […]... Keep on reading: BI foils trafficking of 3 Filipinos to Cambodia scam hub

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MANILA, Philippines – A registered sex offender (RSO) from the United States was barred from re-entering the Philippines after immigration intercepted him at the  Ninoy Aquino International Airport (Naia) on August 25. The Bureau of Immigration (BI) identified the American as 54-year-old Daniel Allan Macomber, who arrived in the country aboard a Korean Air flight from Seoul, South Korea. In 2006, Macomber was convicted of sexual abuse in the second degree of a six-year-old, the BI reported. “Philippine immigration laws prohibit the entry of those previously convicted of moral turpitude. This involves registered sex offenders in other countries,” said BI Commissioner […]... Keep on reading: BI intercepts, bars entry of US sex offender

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SEOUL — A debate has sparked over remarks by US President Donald Trump suggesting the US should claim “ownership” of land in South Korea used by the American military forces. “Maybe one of the things I’d like to do is ask them to give us ownership of the land while we have the big fort. You know we spent a lot of money building a fort, and there was a contribution made by South Korea,” Trump said during his first in-person meeting with South Korean President Lee Jae Myung in Washington on Monday. “But I would like to see if […]... Keep on reading: Can US get land ownership of military base as Trump requested?

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foodpanda Logistics teams up with Caltex to provide its Ka-panda partner riders with an exclusive ₱10-per-liter fuel discount. The year-long program aims to help riders manage rising fuel costs and increase their earnings.

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SINGAPORE — The largest facility in the world that can help to remove planet-warming carbon dioxide (CO2) from the ocean, located in Singapore in Tuas, is expected to begin operations in the first quarter of 2026. It uses technology to change the chemistry of seawater and remove dissolved CO2 so that the water can absorb more CO2 when released back into the ocean, The Straits Times had earlier reported. The seawater is discharged back into the ocean only after it is processed to preserve the ocean’s chemistry. READ: Singapore to expand ocean CO2 removal project as scientists call for more […]... Keep on reading: World’s largest facility to remove ocean CO2 to open in Singapore

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Controversial contractor Sarah Discaya appears before the Senate flood projects probe for the first time, admitting that she owns at least nine companies which had, on occasions, joined the bidding for the same projects

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SEOUL – The number of students withdrawing from the nation’s top three universities surged to nearly 2,500 in 2024, hitting the highest level since records began, data showed on Aug 31, as many apparently sought to switch to medical schools. According to an analysis by Jongro Academy, 2,481 students left Seoul National University, Yonsei University and Korea University in 2024 – marking the largest figure since the government began releasing the data in 2007. The tally was up 355, or 16.7 per cent, from the 2,126 students who left in 2023. Withdrawals include students who officially dropped out and those […]... Keep on reading: Korea’s top 3 universities see record exits tied to med school exams

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CEBU CITY, Philippines — Talisay Aksyon Agad pulled off a statement win in their Rhea Gullas Cup 2025 campaign, stunning defending champion Abante Minglanilla, 82-74, on Sunday, August 31, at the Talisay City Sports Complex. The victory was a sweet payback for Talisay, which fell to Minglanilla in last year’s finals — a win that […]... Keep on reading: Talisay topples defending champ Minglanilla in Gullas Cup

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Eight people have died in the protests, chief economic minister Airlangga Hartarto says

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(1st UPDATE) Eight people have died in the protests, chief economic minister Airlangga Hartarto says

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MANILA, Philippines — The National Police Commission (Napolcom) formally affirmed Lt. Gen. Jose Melencio Nartatez Jr. as acting Philippine National Police (PNP) chief.  In a statement on Monday, Napolcom said it issued Resolution 2025-0552, affirming that Nartatez is “fully vested with legal authority to exercise and discharge all powers, prerogatives, and responsibilities of the Chief of the PNP.” The commission explained that the resolution was done in support Nartatez since he did not yet have the four-star rank of police general, which can only be held by a single officer at a time, and that is former PNP chief […]... Keep on reading: Napolcom formally affirms Nartatez as acting PNP chief

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