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What hard work grows

B: Jireh Pearl Casionan Sta. Maria, Laguna- Growing up in Sta. Maria, Laguna, Teresita D. Dita early learned how to be self-reliant. Having completed only elementary...

Commentary2 months ago

What do we want Boracay to look like 30 years from now?

By: Djila Winebrenner Not next year. Not the next election cycle. Not the next tourism season. Thirty years from now. Will we still be talking about...

Commentary7 months ago

What makes Congressman Papa Jess Marquez stand out as a public servant?

By: Maria Solita Guzman KALIBO, Aklan- It is his willingness to help and his immediate response—without hullabaloo or conditions. In 2023, when I asked help from...

Latest News10 months ago

Aklan’s Deflation Eases in September 2025: What Does It Mean for Consumers?

KALIBO, AKLAN — Aklan recorded a -0.4 percent deflation in September 2025, slower than the -1.4 percent posted in August, based on the latest report of...

Business12 months ago

Beyond the Booth: Reflections on What Expos Really Teach Us

Expos go beyond booths and displays, they’re about conversations, insights, and lasting partnerships, a mission Keepital extends online across ASEAN. Walking through an expo floor is...

Commentary12 months ago

Aklan River: Time to Act on What We Already Know

By: Guillermo Sumbiling Aklan River: Time to Act on What We Already Know The Aklan River is central to our province’s life and livelihood. It sustains...

Sports1 year ago

What use is another world crown if our national crown is damaged?

“I prefer to be alive, so I’m cautious about taking risks.”—Werner HerzogBy Alex P. VidalDO we really need another world boxing crown?Why not if it will...

Commentary1 year ago

Why Tourists Are Skipping Boracay—and What We Must Do About It

By: Guillermo Sumbiling Boracay. The name alone should spark pride—it’s one of the most beautiful islands on Earth. But here’s the painful truth: more and...