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3222911	有图 <img src="https://i0.wp.com/media.premiumtimesng.com/wp-content/files/2024/07/Police-Force-1.jpg?fit=1280%2C720&ssl=1" rel="noopener noreferrer"><p>According to Roland Akinkunmi, a resident, Daniel had lured Emmanuel to the banks of the Origbara River, a secluded area in the community, and then severed his head.</p><p>The post Mob lynches man in Ondo for killing, beheading brother appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.</p> Mob lynches man in Ondo for killing, beheading brother	查看 432	《高级时报》	2025-07-30 13:48:28 2025-07-30 18:07:21	word
3222910	有图 <img src="https://i0.wp.com/media.premiumtimesng.com/wp-content/files/2024/11/GTQ0KlHWUAAa2ca-e1731009904734.jpeg?fit=1024%2C581&ssl=1" rel="noopener noreferrer"><p>Deputy SBen Kalu said he withdrew the bill for broader consultation and alignment with public sentiment.</p><p>The post Reps deputy speaker withdraws controversial indigeneship bill appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.</p> Reps deputy speaker withdraws controversial indigeneship bill	查看 395	《高级时报》	2025-07-30 13:59:01 2025-07-30 18:07:21	word
3222909	有图 <img src="https://i0.wp.com/media.premiumtimesng.com/wp-content/files/2025/07/Nurses-Picsart-AiImageEnhancer.png?fit=2560%2C1440&ssl=1" rel="noopener noreferrer"><p>“Nurses nationwide have been asked to comply fully and stand in solidarity."</p><p>The post Nigerian nurses commence nationwide strike today appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.</p> Nigerian nurses commence nationwide strike today	查看 354	《高级时报》	2025-07-30 14:50:12 2025-07-30 18:07:21	word
3222908	有图 <img src="https://i0.wp.com/media.premiumtimesng.com/wp-content/files/2021/09/1631011475590blob-e1631019492320.png?fit=770%2C421&ssl=1" rel="noopener noreferrer"><p>The queries against the NNPCL were in connection with audit reports of 2017 to 2023, alleging unaccountability of N210 trillion.</p><p>The post Audit Report: Senate gives NNPCL three weeks to respond to queries on N210trn appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.</p> Audit Report: Senate gives NNPCL three weeks to respond to queries on N210trn	查看 435	《高级时报》	2025-07-30 14:57:39 2025-07-30 18:07:21	word
3222907	有图 <img src="https://i0.wp.com/media.premiumtimesng.com/wp-content/files/2025/07/1001415741-e1753859585968.png?fit=1080%2C698&ssl=1" rel="noopener noreferrer"><p>Mr Philips also lauded the efforts of team captain Rasheedat Ajibade and goalkeeper Chiamaka Nnadozie for their individual brilliance</p><p>The post Super Falcons celebrated by Nigeria Pitch Awards appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.</p> Super Falcons celebrated by Nigeria Pitch Awards	查看 405	《高级时报》	2025-07-30 15:18:49 2025-07-30 18:07:21	word
3222906	有图 <img src="https://i0.wp.com/media.premiumtimesng.com/wp-content/files/2025/07/1001417827-e1753859885963.jpg?fit=1079%2C572&ssl=1" rel="noopener noreferrer"><p>Dramatic comebacks, rising stars, and a historic first-time gold lit up the ITTF African Youth Championships at the Teslim Balogun Stadium</p><p>The post Table Tennis: Nigeria, Egypt book 2025 World Youth Championship spots as Uganda makes history in Lagos appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.</p> Table Tennis: Nigeria, Egypt book 2025 World Youth Championship spots as Uganda makes history in Lagos	查看 464	《高级时报》	2025-07-30 15:18:55 2025-07-30 18:07:21	word
3222905	有图 <img src="https://i0.wp.com/media.premiumtimesng.com/wp-content/files/2025/07/1001418939-e1753862524321.jpg?fit=1079%2C802&ssl=1" rel="noopener noreferrer"><p>Nigeria’s women’s basketball juggernaut eyes a 27th straight AfroBasket win as title defence edges into knockout phase in Abidjan</p><p>The post Women’s AfroBasket: Unbeaten D’Tigress await quarterfinal foe as Cameroon, Angola battle for last-8 slot appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.</p> Women’s AfroBasket: Unbeaten D’Tigress await quarterfinal foe as Cameroon, Angola battle for last-8 slot	查看 463	《高级时报》	2025-07-30 16:12:25 2025-07-30 18:07:21	word
3222904	有图 <img src="https://i0.wp.com/media.premiumtimesng.com/wp-content/files/2025/07/WhatsApp-Image-2025-07-30-at-09.17.07.jpeg?fit=763%2C520&ssl=1" rel="noopener noreferrer"><p>Olympians, NCAA standouts, and continental champions touch down in Nigeria to headline a blockbuster 2025 National Athletics Trials with World Championship spots on the line</p><p>The post Ajayi, Amusan, Jimoh lead foreign legion as AFN picks Lagos for National Trials appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.</p> Ajayi, Amusan, Jimoh lead foreign legion as AFN picks Lagos for National Trials	查看 488	《高级时报》	2025-07-30 16:18:23 2025-07-30 18:07:21	word
3222903	有图 <img src="https://i0.wp.com/media.premiumtimesng.com/wp-content/files/2025/07/David-Mark.jpg?fit=800%2C600&ssl=1" rel="noopener noreferrer"><p>“I assure you that under my leadership, we shall be committed to full democratic practices."</p><p>The post ADC will not tolerate imposition of candidates, indicipline, says David Mark appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.</p> ADC will not tolerate imposition of candidates, indicipline, says David Mark	查看 376	《高级时报》	2025-07-30 17:32:54 2025-07-30 18:07:21	word
3222902	有图 <img src="https://i0.wp.com/media.premiumtimesng.com/wp-content/files/2025/07/admin-ajax-30.jpg?fit=600%2C438&ssl=1" rel="noopener noreferrer"><p>Mr Obi lamented that Nigeria, under Mr Tinubu, has been accumulating “very exponential levels of unsustainable debt” without commensurate impact on critical areas of development such as education, security and healthcare.</p><p>The post Peter Obi tackles Tinubu’s govt over Nigeria’s rising debt burden appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.</p> Peter Obi tackles Tinubu’s govt over Nigeria’s rising debt burden	查看 503	《高级时报》	2025-07-30 17:50:00 2025-07-30 18:07:21	word
3222901	有图 <img src="https://i0.wp.com/media.premiumtimesng.com/wp-content/files/2025/07/2baba-weds-Natasha-traditionally-e1753870150390-1-Picsart-AiImageEnhancer.png?fit=1094%2C840&ssl=1" rel="noopener noreferrer"><p>PREMIUM TIMES reported that the ‘African Queen’ crooner has remained a regular fixture in the media since unveiling Ms Osawaru in January following his separation from wife Annie Macaulay.</p><p>The post TRENDING: Reactions as 2Baba, Natasha hold traditional wedding in Abuja(VIDEO) appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.</p> TRENDING: Reactions as 2Baba, Natasha hold traditional wedding in Abuja(VIDEO)	查看 538	《高级时报》	2025-07-30 18:25:07 2025-07-30 18:07:21	word
3222900	有图 <img src="https://i0.wp.com/media.premiumtimesng.com/wp-content/files/2024/09/WhatsApp-Image-2024-09-08-at-10.26.18-AM-1-e1735234951896.jpeg?fit=960%2C550&ssl=1" rel="noopener noreferrer"><p>The aid amounting to a total of ₦392.3 million, is part of Governor Namadi administration’s drive to support grassroots economic actors</p><p>The post Jigawa rolls out multi-million naira support for butchers, transporters appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.</p> Jigawa rolls out multi-million naira support for butchers, transporters	查看 462	《高级时报》	2025-07-30 18:25:59 2025-07-30 18:07:21	word
3222899	有图 <img src="https://i0.wp.com/media.premiumtimesng.com/wp-content/files/2023/05/Ahmed-Aminu-Ramatu-Yusuf.jpeg?fit=591%2C827&ssl=1" rel="noopener noreferrer"><p>The truth is that the Polisario is a hugely popular, grass-root, mass-based, representative, democratic, and secular organisation, which, in Zunes’ words, is a “moderately left-leaning liberation movement governing a Sunni Muslim population… Not only is it ludicrous on face value, but the U.S. State Department has found no indication that Polisario has adopted such extremist […]</p><p>The post Polisario and the unfortunate tagging of African liberation movements as ‘terrorists’, By Ahmed Aminu-Ramatu Yusuf appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.</p> Polisario and the unfortunate tagging of African liberation movements as ‘terrorists’, By Ahmed Aminu-Ramatu Yusuf	查看 742	《高级时报》	2025-07-30 18:28:03 2025-07-30 18:07:21	word
3222898	有图 <img src="https://i0.wp.com/media.premiumtimesng.com/wp-content/files/2024/07/Nigerian-Breweries.jpg?fit=800%2C388&ssl=1" rel="noopener noreferrer"><p>The beer maker turned the tables on a N112.3 billion net loss on foreign exchange transactions that threw its earnings into the negative territory a year earlier by posting a net gain of N7.3 billion in the review period.</p><p>The post Nigerian Breweries reports N88 billion half-year profit amid sharp jump in sales appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.</p> Nigerian Breweries reports N88 billion half-year profit amid sharp jump in sales	查看 517	《高级时报》	2025-07-30 18:47:13 2025-07-30 18:07:21	word
3222897	有图 <img src="https://i0.wp.com/media.premiumtimesng.com/wp-content/files/2025/07/1001419858-e1753871678525.jpg?fit=719%2C447&ssl=1" rel="noopener noreferrer"><p>In a country where former athletes who ventured into management and administration have recorded more failures than successes, Olukayode Thomas urges Yussuf Alli to cement his legacy by sharing the ingredients that made him successful with the next generation</p><p>The post Former African Record holder urged to prioritise training next generation of sports administrators appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.</p> Former African Record holder urged to prioritise training next generation of sports administrators	查看 580	《高级时报》	2025-07-30 18:56:37 2025-07-30 18:07:21	word
3222896	无图 <p>2025年7月23日</p> <p> La iniciativa llegará en los próximos meses a otras cinco regiones del país, donde se tiene previsto atender a más de 8.000 niños, niñas y adolescentes. En las jornadas se realizarán valoraciones con diagnóstico inmediato y se entregarán lentes correctivos gratuitos.<p>En el municipio de Tibú, Norte de Santander se iniciaron las brigadas de optometría que lidera Ecopetrol en distintas regiones, con las cuales busca mejorar la salud visual de más de 8.000 niños, niñas y adolescentes del país.</p><p>Esta primera jornada, que se desarrolla en instituciones educativas de Tibú, se tiene previsto atender a 1.210 menores entre 5 y 17 años, quienes serán valorados por profesionales de salud visual para realizar diagnósticos inmediatos, hacer la selección de monturas y entregar lentes que permitan corregir errores refractivos como miopía, hipermetropía y astigmatismo.</p><p>Las brigadas de optometría, organizadas por Ecopetrol a través de su programa de Voluntariado Corporativo y la Fundación GE, en alianza con One Sight Essilor Luxottica, se realizarán hasta el 9 de diciembre del 2025 en municipios de los departamentos de Bolívar, Cundinamarca y Meta, y en la ciudad de Bogotá, con el siguiente cronograma:</p> Municipio Fecha de brigada Fecha de entrega de gafas Tibú, Norte de Santander 21 al 25 de julio 29 de agosto Cartagena, Bolívar 28 de julio al 1 de agosto 1 al 3 de septiembre Medina, Cundinamarca 11 al 14 de agosto 22 y 23 de septiembre Castilla, Meta 25 al 27 de agosto 24 y 25 de septiembre Cantagallo, Bolívar 15 al 19 de septiembre 20 al 22 de octubre Vereda Buenos Aires, Campo Rubiales, Meta 29 de septiembre al 1 de octubre 6 y 7 de noviembre Ciudad Bolívar, Bogotá 14 al 18 de octubre 17 al 19 de noviembre Usaquén, Bogotá 10 al 14 de noviembre 9 de diciembre <p>La iniciativa se desarrolla de la mano de líderes comunitarios y organizaciones locales, con el fin de responder a las necesidades reales de cada comunidad educativa.</p><p>"En Ecopetrol estamos convencidos de que la niñez tiene derecho a ver con claridad su presente y construir con dignidad su futuro. Estas jornadas de optometría no sólo corrigen la visión, también abren caminos para el aprendizaje, la inclusión y la equidad. Reafirmamos nuestro compromiso con los derechos de la niñez y con un desarrollo que ponga en el centro la salud, la educación y el bienestar de los niños, niñas y jóvenes de Colombia", indicó Sandra Rodríguez, vicepresidenta Corporativa de Transformación Territorial y HSE de Ecopetrol.</p><p>En 2024 más de 4.500 menores se beneficiaron con esta iniciativa en localidades como Mayapo, departamento de La Guajira; Orito, Putumayo; Barrancabermeja, Santander; Guamal, Meta y Bogotá.</p><p>Esta apuesta por el bienestar infantil está alineada con los Objetivos de Desarrollo Sostenible (ODS), especialmente el de garantizar una vida sana y promover el bienestar para todos.</p><p>Bogotá, 23 de julio de 2025</p> </p> Ecopetrol realiza brigada de optometría en Tibú para atender a más de 1.200 niñas y niños	查看 3054	哥伦比亚国家石油公司	2025-07-23 08:00:00 2025-07-30 18:07:14	word
3222895	无图 <p>2025年7月25日</p> <p> La iniciativa contribuye con el cierre de brechas sociales, mediante la promoción de la innovación y el fortalecimiento de capacidades técnicas y humanas. El programa busca estimular la creatividad, el pensamiento crítico, las habilidades comunicativas y el trabajo en equipo.<p>Más de 21 mil personas entre 14 y 28 años han participado desde el año 2021 en el programa Jóvenes 4.0, una iniciativa de Ecopetrol que impulsa el talento, la creatividad y la innovación en 17 municipios de ocho departamentos del país.</p><p>Con una metodología única que combina ciencia, arte, tecnología e innovación, esta iniciativa ofrece a las juventudes herramientas para descubrir su vocación, fortalecer sus habilidades y construir proyectos de vida que aporten al desarrollo de sus comunidades.</p><p>Actualmente, 1.270 jóvenes de Cartagena, Barrancabermeja, Yondó y Cantagallo participan en el programa. Ellos fueron seleccionados a través de procesos que priorizaron criterios de diversidad e inclusión, lo que ha permitido una participación representativa: 55% mujeres, 5% población étnica y 7% víctimas del conflicto armado.</p><p>Jóvenes 4.0 nació de una alianza entre Ecopetrol y la Universidad Nacional de Colombia, por medio de su Laboratorio UNLAB 4.0, con el propósito de fomentar capacidades, impulsar el talento humano, fortalecer la cultura de la innovación en los territorios y promover la diversificación económica.</p><p>El programa se ha ejecutado en zonas urbanas y rurales de los municipios de Taurameña y Yopal, Casanare; Orito, San Miguel y Valle del Guamuez, Putumayo; Coveñas, Sucre; Villavicencio, Guamal, Castilla La Nueva, Cubarral y Acacías, Meta; Saravena, Arauca; Barrancabermeja, Cantagallo, Puerto Wilches y Yondó en la región del Magdalena Medio; y Cartagena.</p><p>"En Ecopetrol creemos profundamente en la juventud de Colombia y Jóvenes 4.0 es una apuesta por la transformación de los territorios a partir del reconocimiento del talento y las pasiones de los jóvenes, como motor de innovación para el desarrollo sostenible de las comunidades", afirmó Sandra Lucía Rodríguez, vicepresidenta Corporativa de Transformación Territorial y HSE, al resaltar la importancia de este programa.</p>Innovación para el desarrollo comunitario<p>La metodología del UNLAB 4.0 está diseñada para fomentar la innovación y despertar el interés de los jóvenes por las ciencias, la cultura, la tecnología. A lo largo de este proceso, los participantes adquieren habilidades del siglo XXI como creatividad, pensamiento crítico, comunicación y trabajo en equipo, al tiempo que fortalecen su liderazgo como agentes de cambio al proponer solución de problemas complejos, lo que les permite diseñar proyectos personales y profesionales que se conectan con los retos de sus comunidades.</p><p>Los jóvenes construyen su camino con base en sus intereses mediante la creación de un emprendimiento, la continuación de sus estudios, el acceso a becas o la formulación de soluciones innovadoras para las problemáticas del territorio. Además, el programa promueve redes de colaboración entre jóvenes de distintos contextos y fomenta un entorno seguro y estimulante donde puedan expresarse y experimentar.</p><p>Uno de los pilares de Jóvenes 4.0 es el laboratorio de innovación, un espacio dotado con tecnología de última generación, materiales para prototipado, elementos electrónicos, herramientas artísticas y recursos para experimentar libremente. Este laboratorio es percibido por los propios jóvenes como un lugar creativo donde pueden explorar nuevas ideas para transformar su entorno.</p><p>Con iniciativas como Jóvenes 4.0, Ecopetrol reafirma su compromiso con el desarrollo empresarial y el emprendimiento como motor de transformación social, impulsando el talento, la equidad y la innovación de los jóvenes en los territorios.</p><p>Bogotá, 25 de julio de 2025</p> </p> Ecopetrol impulsa el talento de más de 21 mil personas de 17 municipios con el programa Jóvenes 4.0	查看 3890	哥伦比亚国家石油公司	2025-07-25 08:00:00 2025-07-30 18:07:14	word
3222894	有图 <p>MANILA, Philippines — Victims of the Duterte administration’s war on drugs are asking the International Criminal Court (ICC) to reject former president Rodrigo Duterte’s request to delay a decision on the court’s jurisdiction over his case.</p><p>In a motion dated July 24, the Office of Public Counsel for Victims (OPCV) argued that Duterte’s request “lacks any proper procedural foundation” and runs counter to the interests of victims.</p><p>The OPCV criticized the former president’s defense team for raising arguments that are "speculative" and for presenting matters unrelated to the ICC’s jurisdiction over the alleged crimes in the Philippines.</p><p>The ICC’s Pre-Trial Chamber I has already issued an arrest warrant for Duterte in connection with alleged crimes against humanity committed during his anti-drug campaign. The OPCV said that Duterte’s motion introduces irrelevant issues and fails to justify postponement of a decision.</p><p>“As such, the jurisdictional challenge profoundly touches upon the interests of victims and should be adjudicated promptly in the absence of a formal withdrawal of said challenge by the defence,” the OPCV said.</p>Victims seek legal certainty<p>The OPCV also stressed that victims are entitled to legal clarity on the court’s jurisdiction and warned against stalling the case.</p><p>It noted that delaying the ruling would not serve justice and would only force the court to re-litigate the matter at a later stage, especially if another suspect is brought before the court.</p><p>“It would not be in the interests of justice to effectively abort the current deliberations only to re-litigate the matter at a later stage or if and when another suspect is brought before the Court,” the OPCV said.</p><p>It added that the defense itself had earlier argued for an early ruling to “prevent the unnecessary expenditure of resources incurred.”</p><p>According to the OPCV, the challenge to the court’s jurisdiction does not pertain solely to Duterte’s case but affects the entire situation in the Philippines. Its resolution could influence how the ICC proceeds with future related cases.</p><p>“Hence, the interests of victims, and ultimately, the interests of justice demand that the chamber dispose of the matter without interruption, delay, or indefinite suspension,” the motion stated.</p>What prompted the response<p>The OPCV’s motion was in response to a July 22 request by Duterte’s defense counsel, Nicholas Kaufman, asking the pre-trial chamber to delay its ruling on jurisdiction.</p><p>Duterte is facing charges of crimes against humanity linked to at least 43 alleged killings by the Davao Death Squad and by police during operations carried out from Nov. 1, 2011, to March 16, 2019.</p><p>While official government reports peg drug war deaths at around 6,000, human rights organizations estimate the number could be as high as 30,000, with most victims reportedly being small-scale drug users and pushers.</p><p>The ICC is expected to decide on the confirmation of charges against Duterte on September 23.</p> <p>Related Stories</p><p> <img src="https://media.philstar.com/photos/2024/10/30/rodrigo-duterte-senate-hearing_2024-10-30_18-17-44513_tiny.jpg" rel="noopener noreferrer"> ICC pauses decision on Duterte’s request for temporary release</p> Victims urge ICC to reject Duterte’s bid to delay ruling \| Philstar.com	查看 3317	菲律宾星报	2025-07-30 00:00:00 2025-07-30 18:06:49	word
3222893	无图 <p>MANILA, Philippines — The House of Representatives elected chairpersons to head its standing committees for the 20th Congress. Some lawmakers, however, retained their position as chair of the committees they led in the 19th Congress.</p><p>This comes after Rep. Martin Romualdez (Leyte, 1st District) won reelection as House speaker when the 20th Congress formally convened its first session on Monday morning, July 28.</p><p>As of July 29, the House appointed chairpersons for the following committees:</p><p>Accounts</p> Chairperson: Rep. Maria Carmen Zamora<p>The committee is responsible for the House"s internal budget, which includes its preparation, submission, approval, disbursements, accounting and financial operations.</p><p>Appropriations</p> Chairperson: Rep. Mikaela AngelaSuansing Senior Vice Chair: Rep. Albert Garcia<p>The committee is tasked with scrutinizing how the government uses its budget and deliberating on proposed allocations for each agency’s programs and projects — one of the most important measures filed each year.</p><p>It facilitates annual deliberations with government agencies on their budget proposals before the General Appropriations Bill proceeds to second reading in the plenary.</p><p>The committee also has the power to determine the salaries, allowances and benefits of government personnel.</p><p>Dangerous Drugs</p> Chairperson: Rep. Jonathan Keith Flores<p>This committee oversees issues involving illegal drugs, including the production, use, trafficking, and regulation of controlled precursors and essential chemicals. It also addresses rehabilitation and treatment efforts for drug users.</p><p>It was part of the Quad Committee in the 19th Congress, which investigated the illegal drug trade, former President Rodrigo Duterte"s war on drugs campaign and illegal operations of Philippine offshore gaming operators (POGOs).</p><p>Good Government and Public Accountability (Blue Ribbon)</p> Chairperson: Rep. Joel Chua (retained)<p>Also known as the blue ribbon committee, this panel investigates the conduct of public officials and holds them accountable for alleged malfeasance, misfeasanceor nonfeasance in government.</p><p>It led the probe into Vice President Sara Duterte’s alleged misuse of P612.5 million in confidential funds under the Office of the Vice President and the Department of Education during the 19th Congress — findings that were later cited in the impeachment complaint filed against her.</p><p>Human Rights</p> Chairperson: Rep. Bienvenido Abante Jr. (retained)<p>The committee handles all matters concerning the protection of human rights, support for victims and their families, the prevention of abusesand the prosecution of violators.</p><p>It was part of the Quad Committee in the 19th Congress, which investigated the illegal drug trade, Duterte"s war on drugs campaign and illegal operations of POGOs.</p><p>Abante, who was one of its co-chairs, also looked into the extrajudicial killings that took place under the Duterte administration.</p><p>Public Information</p> Chairperson: Rep. Lordan Suan<p>The committee oversees measures governing mass communication — from traditional media like film and television to digital platforms, including the internet — covering both industry regulation and media rights and responsibilities.</p><p>It was one of the panels of the Tri-Committee formed in the 19th Congress to investigate disinformation and "fake news"in the country, inviting political vloggers and content creators.</p><p>Public Order and Safety</p> Chairperson: Rep. Rolando Valeriano<p>The committee handles matters related to the suppression of criminality, including illegal gambling, private armed groups, terrorism, organized crime, illegal drugsand firearms regulation. It also oversees civil defense, law enforcement agencies, security agencies, the Bureau of Fire Protectionand the Bureau of Jail Management and Penology.</p><p>It was part of the Quad Committee in the 19th Congress, which investigated the illegal drug trade, Duterte"s war on drugs campaign and illegal operations of POGOs.</p><p>Ways and Means</p> Chairperson: Rep. Romero Miro Quimbo husband of former Rep. Stella Quimbo, who was appointed as the acting chairperson of the appropriations committee in the 19th Congress. Senior Vice Chair: Rep. Ernesto Dionisio Jr.<p>The committee is responsible for the fiscal, monetary, and financial affairs of the national government, including tariffs, taxation, revenue generation, borrowing, creditand bonded indebtedness.</p><p>It was one of the panels comprising the Murang Pagkain Super Committee in the 19th Congress, which investigated agricultural smuggling and price manipulation in the market.</p><p>This will be updated as the plenary appoints chairpersons of other standing and special committees for the 20th Congress.</p> LIST: House Committee Chairmanships of the 20th Congress \| Philstar.com	查看 4849	菲律宾星报	2025-07-30 00:00:00 2025-07-30 18:06:49	word
3222892	无图 <p>MANILA, Philippines — President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. asked the Department of Education to solve immediate problems facing the country"s schools first, to convince the public that the government can deliver on its "grand vision" to fix the education crisis in the next years.</p><p>Education Secretary Sonny Angara said the president"s orders came in the wake of the recent midterm polls, which saw dismal results for many of Marcos" endorsed candidates, and which were widely interpreted as a sign of public dissatisfaction with this presidency.</p><p>Speaking at a forum on Wednesday, July 30, two days after the president delivered his fourth State of the Nation Address, Angara said: "The main message [from the president] after the midterm polls is to solve the immediate problems."</p><p>"The public will believe we can achieve our grand visions if we resolve day-to-day problems, like delivering things on time," Angara said in mixed English and Filipino.</p><p>Marcos" SONA on Monday promised these fixes to the education system: equipping all public schools with internet access by the end of this year, freeing teachers from administrative duties by hiring complete support staff before the end of 2026, and building 40,000 classrooms before the end of his term in 2028.</p>Internet access push <p>Angara said the government has already started distributing SIM cards with data to all 46,000 public schools nationwide.</p><p>The SIM cards contain a monthly data allocation of 25gigabytesand are being sent to far-flung areas in partnership with the Department of Information and Communications Technology.</p><p>Marcos vowed in his address to connect all public schools to the internet by the end of the year, saying around 12,000 still lack access.</p><p>Angara said the connectivity drive is meant to solve, among other things, the Philippines" poor performance in international assessments, which are strictly administered through computers.</p><p>"One reason we lag behind in international assessment exams is that students don"t even know how to hold a computer mouse properly," Angara said. "So they can"t answer questions within an hour."</p><p>He added that all students who took the PISA earlier this year were provided with computers beforehand.</p><p>"We are now living in the age of AI. We need new gadgets. We need good data. Otherwise, we wont realize the benefits of technology," Angara said.</p>Teachers to be freed from non-teaching duties<p>The government plans to hire administrative officers for all 46,000 public schools by the end of next year, a move that aims to allow teachers to focus solely on their teaching duties.</p><p>"Teachers won"t have to measure students" weight anymore for feeding programs, won"t have to repair broken computers," Angara said. "When there"s a broken vehicle, they won"t be the ones delivering because we"ll have dedicated staff for that."</p>"Classroom shortage requires private sector help"<p>The Philippines has struggled with a shortage of classrooms, building only around 6,000 each year over the past decade, even as the student population continues to grow.</p><p>The government is facing a backlog of about 165,000 classrooms due to limited funding, lengthy procurement processes, and a growing student population that has strained public school infrastructure for decades. </p><p>Angara called this a "heavy problem" that affects learning quality and students" ability to study effectively.</p><p>Marcos, in his SON,A said the administration aims to deliver 40,000 new classrooms before the end of his term in 2028 through public-private partnerships.</p><p>"We need to think out of the box, and I see this happening through private-public partnerships," the DepEd chief said.</p><p>The DepEd secretary said this could deliver over 100,000 classrooms within five years or by 2030.</p><p>This is not the first time that DepEd has gone the PPP route in its attempt to clear its classroom backlog. </p><p>A 2022 study by the Philippine Institute for Development Studies (PIDS) found that DepEd’s first PPP project, launched in 2011, delivered more than 14,000 classrooms across Regions I, III, and IV-A by the end of 2015.</p><p>A second phase, completed between 2019 and 2021, added around 4,000 classrooms in CAR, Regions I, II, III, X, and Caraga.</p><p>But the PIDS study also found recurring problems — including delays in procurement, hard-to-access sites, permit issues, and contractors abandoning projects.</p><p>These experiences led DepEd and the PPP Center to recommend improvements in future PPP projects, such as allowing more time for site inspections, better coordination with local governments, and clearer contract provisions for maintenance works.</p> Angara: Marcos wants 'immediate' issues in education fixed \| Philstar.com	查看 4741	菲律宾星报	2025-07-30 00:00:00 2025-07-30 18:06:49	word
3222891	有图 <p>MANILA, Philippines — House minority lawmakers have revived their push to establish a national wage board and enforce a standardized living wage of P1,200 for private sector workers. This comes after the 19th Congress failed to even pass a legislated P200 increase in minimum wages across the country.</p><p>The Makabayan bloc, composed of Rep. Antonio Tinio (ACT Teachers Party-list) and Rep. Renee Co (Kabataan Party-list), filed House Bill 2599 on Wednesday, July 30, in a renewed bid to pass the proposed National Minimum Wage Act.</p><p>The measure"s primary goal is to amend the Labor Code to abolish regional wage boards and establish a National Wages and Productivity Board to take their place. At the same time, it seeks to automatically set the minimum wage to P1,200, regardless of region.</p><p>The proposed rate reflects IBON Foundation’s estimate of a living wage sufficient for a five-member family to afford a decent standard of living.</p><p>The bill revises standards for national minimum wage fixing to specify that the wage rate must be enough to raise a family and to "maintain its decent existence."</p><p>"It shall be of such amount which is sufficient for a worker to provide their family the basic and necessary expenditures that take into consideration all of their family"s physiological, social and other needs, so as to enable them to live and maintain a decent standard of living beyond mere subsistence, with adequate allowance for social security," the bill states.</p><p>Penalties.The measure also suggested a penalty of P25,000 to P100,000 for employers who refuse or fail to pay the national minimum wage to their workers.</p><p>On top of the fine, the bill seeks to compel employers to pay employees the total amount of unpaid wagesowed to them, multiplied by the number of working days the wage increment was unpaid. Moral damages of P50,000 each must also be paid to each employee and double the unpaid benefits.</p><p>Employers may also face imprisonment for three to five years, while their business permit may be suspended.</p>Wages lag behind now-high prices<p>In the bill"s explanatory note, both lawmakers heavily criticized the creation of regional wage boards in the country to "rationalize" wages, which they noted were established during former President Cory Aquino"s term in 1989.</p><p>"Wage rationalization created an irrational system — an anti-worker, detached from evolving economic realities, unjust and has sabotaged rather than encouraged the establishment of decent minimum wages across the country," it read.</p><p>Under the regionalized system, minimum wages vary across regions and industries, even if workers put in the same effort for the same work. The idea comes from the assumption that the cost of living also differs in provincial areas.</p><p>The regional wage boards were then established to conduct regular consultations and studies to adjust minimum wage rates accordingly. This explains why Metro Manila has the highest minimum wage at P695 for non-agricultural workersand other provinces have minimum wages much lower than that.</p><p>Tinio and Co flagged the wide gap in regional minimum wages as a major concern, citing IBON Foundation’s analysis showing that regions with higher family living wage estimates often earn less than Metro Manila.</p><p>What"s worse, they stressed, is how regional wage boards are "slow to react" to market shifts since 1989. Labor groups have long argued that the prices of basic goods are nearly uniform nationwide, questioning the relevance of cost-of-living differences in wage setting.</p><p>"To date, there is no longer any significant variation of rice prices between the regions and Metro Manila," the bill"s explanatory note read.</p><p>Since 1989, workers have seen their daily wages rise by an average of P381, a 428% increase from the P89 minimum wage back then. This is equivalent to five times more than what workers used to earn, the lawmakers found.</p><p>But they also pointed out how this still falls short when compared to the rising cost of basic goods. Rice now costs around seven times more than theP7 per kilo price in 1989, and galunggong is about 10 times more expensive than it was decades ago.</p><p>"Obviously, while the regional minimum wage rates increased by hesitant small steps as their formation has been obstructed by RTWPBs, the prices of basic goods and services increased by wild leaps and bounds across the country, unchecked by any government intervention," the explanatory note read.</p><p>Other House minority lawmakers have also filed bills seeking to follow the principle of "equal pay for equal work" and phase out regional wage boards. Meanwhile, some lawmakers have refiled the P200 minimum wage hike bill that died in the 19th Congress.</p><p>RELATED:Back on the table: Minimum wage hike bills refiled as 20th Congress opens</p> <p>Related Stories</p><p> <img src="https://media.philstar.com/photos/2023/03/06/money_2023-03-06_19-37-07400_tiny.jpg" rel="noopener noreferrer"> How will wage hikes impact businesses? Economist breaks down the data</p><p> <img src="https://media.philstar.com/photos/2024/07/15/c620_2024-07-15_22-26-34899_tiny.jpg" rel="noopener noreferrer"> City, province workers get different pay for same work. Why labor groups say it"s unfair</p><p> <img src="https://media.philstar.com/photos/2025/06/08/11_2025-06-08_21-33-2291_tiny.jpg" rel="noopener noreferrer"> Wage hike bill dead: House spox pins blame on Senate inaction</p> P1,200 minimum wage bill filed anew, scraps regional boards \| Philstar.com	查看 5516	菲律宾星报	2025-07-30 00:00:00 2025-07-30 18:06:49	word
3222890	无图 <p>MANILA, Philippines — Palace Press Officer Undersecretary Claire Castro retained her position in the Presidential Communications Office (PCO) as Palace Press Officer, according to PCO Acting Secretary Dave Gomez.</p><p>Gomez confirmed the development in a message to reporters on Wednesday, weeks after Castro submitted her courtesy resignation as the new PCO took over the office on July 10.</p><p>“She is doing a fine job!” Gomez said in a message to reporters.</p><p>In a separate order, it is shown that Castro’s re-appointment was issued on July 29.</p><p>It said that Castro will lead the “coordination and delivery of official press briefings and media engagements on behalf of the Office of the President and the PCO.”</p><p>Meanwhile, Gomez also said that there are no new appointees in the PCO so far.</p><p>Castro assumed her position in February, at the same time as then-acting PCO Secretary Jay Ruiz, who was later succeeded by Gomez in early July.</p> Castro stays as Palace Press Officer \| Philstar.com	查看 969	菲律宾星报	2025-07-30 00:00:00 2025-07-30 18:06:49	word
3222889	无图 <p>MANILA, Philippines — The Department of Education could recover over P100 million from private schools accused of makingfraudulent claims under its multi-billion senior high school voucher program, Education Secretary Sonny Angara said Wednesday, July 30.</p><p>DepEd in March already recovered P65 million from 54 private schools removed from the program after investigations revealed they claimed subsidies for "ghost students" — enrollees who either did not exist or were ineligible for tuition subsidies.</p><p>But the actual total of refunded claims could be worth over P100 million based on DepEd"s ongoing probe of the schools flagged for possible anomalies, said Education Secretary Sonny Angara on Wednesday, July 30.</p><p>"Not just 65... I think it is bigger. I think it is bigger than 100," Angara said at a post-State of the Nation Address forum when asked about the scale of the fraud. "Our investigation is ongoing."</p>Criminal cases filed to "teach lesson"<p>The department has filed both civil and criminal cases against the schools involved, which are accused of unduly benefiting from the P50 billion voucher system designed to help grade 11 and 12 students pay for private school education.</p><p>"[We filed] not just a civil case to recover the payments, but also a criminal case, to teach them a lesson that the system should not be abused, because the value of what is discussed here is big," Angara said in mixed English and Filipino.</p><p>"It"s not just the value of the money, but the value of losing the right to receive this voucher. This is their future, the future of our youth," the DepEd chief said.</p><p>The voucher program — launched in 2015 — provides financial subsidies to qualified Grade 11 and 12 students that would help them complete their senior high school education in private schools.</p><p>Instead of giving cash to students, DepEd sends the subsidy payments directly to the private schools where voucher-eligible Grade 11 and 12 students enroll. It is this way that some private schools see the vouchers as a steady source of revenue.</p><p>What came before.In February, DepEd launched a probe into reports of “ghost students” — undocumented or ineligible enrollees — purportedly listed by private schools as voucher recipients.</p><p>The probe initially targeted just 12 private schools across nine divisions before it was eventually expanded to 65, as of March.</p><p>While DepEd has not provided the latest number of schools facing charges in relation to the voucher program, Angara on Wednesday confirmed that DepEd"s investigation was still ongoing.</p><p>"Our investigation is continuous. How do we strengthen the system so that there is no more fraud?" Angara said. "It is not good that these programs are being abused."</p><p>Data shared during a House probe in March revealed that DepEd withheld approximately P200 million in subsidies for around 22,000 "ghost students" in the 2023-2024 school year alone. (School year 2024-2025 had yet to end at the time of the House inquiry.)</p><p>But reports of undocumented senior high voucher beneficiaries are as old as the senior high program itself, which was rolled out nationwide starting school year 2016-2017. For instance, state auditors in 2016-2017 identified at least 115 cases of students billed multiple times in the same school year, while a 2018 audit revealed schools had returned P10.4 million for double-billed grantees.</p><p>DepEd has been clear in previous House inquiries that schools flagged for having "ghost students" or undocumented beneficiaries do not immediately indicate that they tampered with the list. Some may be caused by clerical errors. </p><p>Difficulty in verifying.While the voucher program"s guidelines require DepEd to verify these lists, there are gaps in its oversight due to the sheer scale of the program, which counts over a million beneficiaries.</p><p>Rod Malonzo, head of the Private Education Assistance Committee"s (PEAC) monitoring and processing unit, told the House basic education panel in March that they had been physically monitoring or conducting site visits for only 10% of beneficiaries in previous years. </p> DepEd estimates over P100 million recoverable from schools in voucher fraud \| Philstar.com	查看 4175	菲律宾星报	2025-07-30 00:00:00 2025-07-30 18:06:49	word
3222888	无图 <p>MANILA, Philippines — Three lawyers filed a petition for indirect contempt against poverty alleviation czar Larry Gadon and two other individuals on Wednesday, July 30, over their remarks regarding the Supreme Court"s ruling declaring the impeachment of Vice President Sara Duterte unconstitutional.</p><p>Lawyer Ferdinand Topacio filed the petition against Gadon, while lawyers Mark Tolentino and Rolex Suplico filed the petition against Rep. Percival Cendaña (Akbayan Party-list) and political analyst Richard Heydarian.</p><p>“As lawyers and a Filipino, we have the obligation to defend the independence and the impartiality of the Philippine Supreme Court,” Tolentino said.</p><p>In a seven-page pleading, Topacio referred to public interviews where Gadon reportedly "openly and publicly accused the Supreme Court of being politically aligned with the Duterte family."</p><p>“Worse, in the same interview, Secretary Gadon made a point to single out the Honorable Chief Justice Alexander Gesmundo, also calling him ‘tuta ng mga Duterte,’” Topacio said in his pleading.</p><p>“This interview and the offensive remarks made therein have been published by numerous major news outlets, such as Philstar and GMA News, among others,” he added.</p><p>In response, Gadon challenged Topacio to a one-on-one singing contest for charity.</p><p>“I challenge Atty. Topacio to a one-on-one voice and singing competition, for a cause, fundraising just like Gen. Torre,” Gadon said in a statement.</p><p>He further remarked that Topacio"s method aimed to generate controversy primarily "to attract publicity and attention."</p><p>“Some clients mistake empty noise and rhetoric insults as signs of a brilliant lawyer,” Gadon said.</p><p>“The fact is, he is just doing his best to earn his keep, justify his gargantuan fees,” he added.</p><p>Meanwhile, Suplico and Tolentino referenced Heydarian"s Facebook post, saying that 13 out of the 15 justices are Duterte appointees, as the basis for the indirect contempt.</p><p>The post, which the political analyst posted following the high court’s decision on Duterte’s impeachment, was not just commentary but a purposeful and malicious effort to depict the current justices as indebted to the former president, according to the lawyers.</p><p>“It deliberately and maliciously framed the Justices as beholden to former President Rodrigo Duterte, thereby attributing impropriety, lack of independence, and judicial bias to the Supreme Court as an institution,” the lawyer’s petition read.</p><p>For Cendaña, the lawyers cited his interviews with news outlets, calling the Supreme Court a "coddler" of Duterte.</p><p>“The phrase ‘Supreme Coddler,’ when spoken by a sitting congressman, carries institutional weight and has the potential to de-legitimize judicial rulings in the eyes of the public, thereby weakening the public’s trust in the final arbiter of the law,” the pleading read.</p><p>According to the lawyers, Heydarian and Cendaña utilized highly influential platforms, including mainstream media, social media and their public standing, to disseminate inflammatory rhetoric intended to discredit a constitutionally rendered decision.</p><p>“The timing, language, and reach of the statements establish a clear pattern of intent to undermine the authority of the Honorable Supreme Court, particularly its capacity to act as a neutral and independent constitutional body,” the pleading read. ‘</p><p>On July 25, the Supreme Court unanimously determined that the impeachment complaint against Duterte was unconstitutional, as it breached the one-year ban on successive filings.</p><p>In response, the House of Representatives, the body that initiated the impeachment complaint, said that it will file a motion for reconsideration before the high court.</p> Lawyers seek indirect contempt vs Gadon, 2 others over SC remarks \| Philstar.com	查看 3796	菲律宾星报	2025-07-30 00:00:00 2025-07-30 18:06:49	word
3222887	有图 <p>MANILA, Philippines — A recent non-commissioned survey found that trust and performance ratings of President Ferdinand "Bongbong" Marcos Jr. and House Speaker Martin Romualdez rose in July, while those of Vice President Sara Duterte and Senate President Chiz Escudero declined.</p><p>OCTA Research Group data released on Wednesday, July 30, showed contrasting fortunes for the country"s top two officials. Marcos" trust rating increased to 64% in July from 60% in April, while Vice President Duterte"s dropped to 50% from 54%. Both, however, maintain majority support.</p><p>Marcos" improved rating signals an end to his steady decline over the past year from a high of 71% in July 2024 to a low of 60% in April 2025. Duterte, despite suffering steeper losses overall, had shown signs of recovery with a nine-point jump between November 2024 and April 2025. Her trust rating fell from 65% last yearto 49% by November 2024.</p><p>This followsher impeachment in February on charges of graft and corruption, betrayal of public trust, and culpable violation of the Constitution. However, OCTA"s latest poll shows her trust ratings are starting to decline again.</p><p>Regional patterns emerged as expected, whereMarcos drew the weakest support in Mindanao but the strongest in Luzon, while Duterte maintained her highest ratings in her Mindanao political base.</p>How many Filipinos are satisifed?<p>Regarding performance ratings, 62% of Filipinos expressed satisfaction with Marcos as president,up three percentage points from 59% in April. OCTA described this as a "genuine and positive shift in public perception," especially at a granular level.</p><p>"Dissatisfaction with President Marcos Jr."s performance declined slightly across all majorregions and socioeconomic classes, indicating a modest improvement in publicperception," the report read.</p><p>Duterte experienced the opposite trend, with her performance rating falling six percentage points from 56% to 50%. The drop followed her brief recovery in April from November 2024"s low of 48%.</p><p>"Vice President Duterte-Carpio"s performance ratings declined across all majorareas and socioeconomic classes," OCTA said, noting that Mindanao residents expressed the highest satisfaction levels.</p>Trust in Congress" top leaders<p>In the legislative branch, Romualdez maintained higher public trust at 57% compared to Escudero"s 51%, with both leaders still keeping majority support. Romualdez gained three percentage points while Escudero dropped four points from the previous survey.</p><p>The decline in Escudero"s trust ratings coincided with escalating criticism from civil society groups and legal experts over the delay in the vice president"s impeachment trial.</p><p>He was accusedof deliberately prolonging the process while permitting procedural challenges that led to the articles of impeachment being returned to the lower chamber.</p><p>In terms of performance, nearly half of Filipinos (49%) expressed satisfaction with Escudero"s work as Senate President, while about one in four expressed disappointment. Romualdez fared significantly better at 59%, with only one in five Filipinos dissatisfied and 14% undecided.</p><p>Regionally, OCTA found that Escudero saw the lowest satisfaction level at 39% in Metro Manila, with a 13-percentage drop from the last survey.</p><p>The survey was conducted from July 12 to July 17, a period before the Supreme Court ruled in favor of Duterte"s petition to nullify her impeachment. It was also during this time that the House asserted the constitutionality of the impeachment, which 215 members of the 19th Congress endorsed.</p><p>OCTA polled 1,200 adult Filipinos across the country, with a ±3% margin of error.</p><p>Social Weather Stations (SWS), another major pollster, also found that trust in Marcos improved. Duterte’s trust rating, meanwhile, rose by a marginal 1% in June. A report for July"s trust rating has yet to be released by SWS.</p> <p>Related Stories</p><p> <img src="https://media.philstar.com/photos/2025/06/20/chiz-escudero-sara-duterte-impeachment-tito-sotto_2025-06-20_14-19-16617_tiny.jpg" rel="noopener noreferrer"> How the elections flipped Senate script on Sara Duterte"s impeachment trial</p><p> <img src="https://media.philstar.com/photos/2025/06/24/cabinate-shake-and-house-speaker-after-elections-1_2025-06-24_11-57-48702_tiny.jpg" rel="noopener noreferrer"> From House drama to Cabinet exits: How elections set off gov’t shake-ups</p> Trust rating down for Sara Duterte, Escudero in July — survey \| Philstar.com	查看 4487	菲律宾星报	2025-07-30 00:00:00 2025-07-30 18:06:49	word

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