Waiting for Gwen: Gov’s Office still locked, Davide may use session hall
Will suspended Gov. Gwendolyn Garcia report to the Capitol today following the lapse of her six-month suspension?
Will suspended Gov. Gwendolyn Garcia report to the Capitol today following the lapse of her six-month suspension?
THE bulk of the remaining P300 million in payables that have yet to be settled by the Capitol will have to be addressed by incoming Cebu Gov. Hilarion “Junjun” Davide III, acting Gov. Agnes Magpale said yesterday.
THEY worked as Barangay Environment Officers (BEOs) since January this year.
The Marikina City government has beefed up its disaster response capability for the rainy season with recent training courses for its Rescue 161 responders and fresh donations from the private sector. The Rescue 161 hotline run by the Marikina City Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Office seeks to reduce to at least five minutes [...]
It is but natural for Cebu City Mayor Michael Rama to appoint people of his own choosing to sensitive and even non-vital positions if it means not only advancing his own agenda but also to retain his now more solid grip on power at City Hall.
PRESSED for time and the high cost of wrapping the notebooks sporting the face of a politician, Acting Gov. Agnes Magpale is giving the green light for the distribution of the Capitol-funded school supplies.
He was looking to June 30 to mark the end of his 25 long years of service in the local government in Alcoy town in southern Cebu.
A judge here on Monday voided a city council resolution that had authorized outgoing Mayor Benjamin Lim to sell two city government-owned property last year.
THE Suroy Suroy rural tourism program of Cebu province will continue under a repackaged format that will draw more paying participants at less cost to host local government units (LGUs).
Cebu Governor-elect Hilario Davide III said he was bracing for his first big Capitol administrative challenge – how to deal with almost P200 million in payables.
Congratulations on winning your constituents’ hearts and minds in the last elections! But since we only have the next three years to make real change until the next elections, may I suggest that we adopt programs that impact the constituents beyond your three-year term.
Officials mandated to serve Cebu City in the next three years have little more than a month to put their acts together and outline a general path for developing the locale.
Getting all the required licenses and paying the taxes to operate a business in Pasig City is now a breeze, thanks to the city government’s simplified business permit and licensing system starting this month.
