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Saturday, June 07, 2008

 

Australia grants aid for education

 
As the opening of classes nears, the Department of Education gets a timely boost as the Australian Government has earmarked approximately P494 million to the agency to provide larger financial support for the department’s Basic Education Basic Sector Reform Agenda (Besra).

Education Secretary Jesli Lapus gladly welcomed the support from the Australian government, saying that it is crucial to the successful implementation of Besra, a package of policy reforms that aims to put in place an education system that is able to deliver a sustainable quality education for all Filipino children.

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O T H E R   R E P O R T S

 

RARING to stop water pollution and illegal fishing in Laguna de Bay, the Parañaque city government on Friday has sought for the strict implementation of the Comprehensive Fishery Ordinance.

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DUE to consistent public demand, Mayor Alfredo Lim of Manila on Friday approved the release of P84-million worth of school uniform funding for the city’s 300,000 public elementary and high school students.

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Mayor Jejomar Binay of Makati on Friday ordered the closure of the nursery and delivery rooms of city-owned Ospital ng Makati following the deaths of 25 babies there from neonatal sepsis, or bacteria infection among newborns.

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The Commission on Human Rights plans to put up its own independent forensic center to improve its investigative expertise.

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Congress first wants Executive department to submit land-reform information requested by Congress

Senate President Manuel Villar said Friday that the executive department must submit the information being required by senators and congressmen if it wants a special session ...

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ON orders of President Gloria Arroyo, the Department of Justice has restarted its anti-rice hoarding campaign, but on a wider scale following the unusual sudden surge in the price of rice, particularly in the Mindanao area.

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The Philippine Army officer who died of malaria last year while serving as a military observer with the United Nations Mission in Sudan has been awarded the Dag Hammarskjold Medal in the Service of Peace.

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Malacañang said giving President Gloria Arroyo emergency power to address the rice crisis is not necessary.

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Former House Speaker Jose de Venecia Jr. is assured of a sanctuary if he decides to speak up and testify on what he knows about the botched $329-million national broadband project.

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