Millisecond Judgement In the ruthless arena of the digital economy, you do not have the luxury of time. Studies confirm that ...

In a sweeping move to promote digital governance and public accountability, all government-owned or -controlled corporations (GOCC) have been ordered to publish standardized, regularly updated ...

Papua New Guinea's foreign minister has said the Opposition's position on climate change "won't do them any favours, or us any favours". Justin Tkatchenko has said that, while he understands the ...

The Iglesia Ni Cristo (INC) held its second rally for the year, a supposed three-day “Rally for Transparency and a Better Democracy.” Usually a demonstration of their large numbers, the rally was ...

After passing a sweeping higher ed overhaul in the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, Congress now has its sights set on reforming college cost transparency. In a hearing Thursday, members of the Senate ...

Every great video starts with clean visuals. Whether you are editing product clips, tutorials, or social media content, having transparent backgrounds helps your videos look smooth and professional.

American photographer, Reed Davis, will be a major talking point among Nigerian book and art lovers as he gets set for his debut book and art exhibition entitled Textures of Humanity at Nahous, Lagos ...

China is at it yet again. This nation always looks to make advances when it comes to clean energy, and this latest development very much falls in line with attempts at decarbonization and lowering ...

The China Intelligence: What open sources tell us about Chinese forces, weapons, and strategy. The People's Liberation Army is building an “invisible net” across the western Pacific, a five-layer, ...

TWO major labor organizations welcomed moves by newly appointed Ombudsman Crispin Remulla to open to public access Statements of Assets, Liabilities, and Net Worth (SALNs) of government officials to ...

Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. To misquote Oscar Wilde: to fall short on one Pacific treaty may look like misfortune, but to fall short on two looks like carelessness.