In applying for a passport, one of the most difficult things to wrap your head around on is the part where you need to secure two (2) valid identification cards (IDs). As a matter of fact, this is where most … Read more
In our dearest President’s fourth (4th) and most recent State Of the Nation Address (SONA), there were a lot of controversies revolving around what he discussed. One of which is the fact that he ordered the Congress to submit a … Read more
Our dear President’s fourth (4th) State of the Nation Address (SONA), he directed and made his comments about government offices having slow services and certifications. He clearly said that he wanted to see drastic changes on how government offices operate … Read more
In a previous article, we discussed that the Department of Science and Technology (DOST) had somewhat a form of educational assistance to those who need it. We discussed the requirements and qualifications, and a quick guide on how interested applicants … Read more
Students all over the country have been waiting for this to happen—to have a standard discount for students for public transportation. The discount? A staggering 20 percent discount in a wide variety of transport locally. Good news for students! The … Read more
After newly-elected Francisco “Isko Moreno” Domagoso cleaned up the infamous Divisoria from its street vendors and trash, a lot of people were amazed at what the new Mayor can do. Many people admired the fact that Mayor Isko took this … Read more
Alan Peter Cayetano, one of the speakership candidates and Taguig City-Pateros Representative, announced to fellow lawmakers that extending the terms of Congressional Representatives is a practical thing to do. During a meeting with 30 different legislators last Wednesday, July 10th, … Read more