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3 Cebu Mayoral Candidates Hesitant to Waive White Flag The political landscape in Cebu is heating up as three prominent mayoral candidates have expressed hesitation in waiving the white flag—a symbolic gesture often associated with conceding defeat or withdrawing from the race. With the elections drawing closer, this reluctance has sparked debates among voters, political […]

Meghan Markle’s Father and Half-Brother Relocate to Cebu, Philippines In a surprising turn of events, Thomas Markle, the father of Meghan Markle, and her half-brother, Thomas Markle Jr., have reportedly relocated to Cebu, Philippines. The move has sparked curiosity among royal watchers and fans of the Duchess of Sussex, raising questions about their motivations and

PPCRV Expects Cebu and Visayas ERs by May 14, 2025 The Parish Pastoral Council for Responsible Voting (PPCRV) has announced its expectation to receive election returns (ERs) from Cebu and the rest of the Visayas region by May 14, 2025. This timeline is crucial as the country prepares for the upcoming national elections, ensuring transparency

35,000 Bags of NFA Rice Arrive in Cebu to Boost Supply The National Food Authority (NFA) has delivered 35,000 bags of rice to Cebu in a strategic move to stabilize the province’s rice supply and ensure food security for its residents. This shipment comes at a crucial time, as local markets face fluctuating prices and

UP Cebu Launches Graduate Program to Combat Fake News In an era where misinformation spreads faster than facts, the University of the Philippines Cebu (UP Cebu) is taking a bold step to address the growing threat of fake news. The institution has officially launched a graduate program designed to equip students with the skills needed

The Garcias’ Political Decline in Cebu: What Went Wrong? For decades, the Garcia family was synonymous with political dominance in Cebu. Their name carried weight in local governance, business, and public service. However, recent years have seen a noticeable decline in their influence. What led to this shift? Was it internal strife, changing voter preferences,

Pam Baricuatro Officially Proclaimed as New Cebu Governor In a historic moment for Cebu, Pam Baricuatro has been officially proclaimed as the new governor of the province. The announcement marks a significant milestone in Cebu’s political landscape, as Baricuatro steps into the role with a vision for progress, unity, and sustainable development. Her leadership comes

Top 10 Must-Try Dining Spots in Cebu for 2024 Cebu is a food lover’s paradise, offering a mix of traditional Filipino flavors and international cuisine. Whether you’re a local or a tourist, the dining scene in Cebu never disappoints. From hidden gems to high-end restaurants, the city has something for every palate. In this guide,

Pam Baricuatro Elected as New Governor of Cebu Province In a historic victory, Pam Baricuatro has been elected as the new governor of Cebu Province, marking a significant milestone in the region’s political landscape. Her triumph in the recent elections reflects the trust and confidence that Cebuanos have placed in her leadership. With a strong

Early Voting in Cebu Empowers PWDs and Senior Citizens In a significant move toward inclusivity, Cebu has taken a progressive step by implementing early voting for Persons with Disabilities (PWDs) and senior citizens. This initiative ensures that these often marginalized groups can exercise their democratic rights without facing the usual challenges of crowded polling stations.