Provinces
The 81 provinces of the Philippines — capitals, geography, demographics, history.
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Sangley Point Airport: Infrastructure, History and Redevelopment
Profile of Sangley Point Airport in Cavite City, its history as a domestic hub and plans for international expansion.
Malangas Coal Reservation: Mining Operations and Geology in Zamboanga Sibugay
Overview of the Malangas Coal Reservation in Zamboanga Sibugay, operated by PNOC-EC, including production data and exploration activities.
Estelito Mendoza: Legal Career and Political Service
Profile of Estelito Mendoza, Filipino lawyer and former Solicitor General known for defending the 1973 Constitution and high-profile clients...
Mel Rey Uy: Bishop of Lucena and Coal Campaigner
Mel Rey Uy, born 1968 in Romblon, serves as the fifth Bishop of Lucena. He is known for leading the 2020 campaign against coal power in Quez...
San Buenaventura Power Plant: First Supercritical Coal Facility in the Philippines
Profile of the San Buenaventura Power Plant in Quezon, the Philippines' first supercritical coal facility, covering its construction and own...
Vicente Emano: Political Career in Misamis Oriental and Cagayan de Oro
Vicente Emano was a Filipino politician who served as mayor of Cagayan de Oro and governor of Misamis Oriental.
Zacharias Jimenez: Episcopal Ministry in Mindanao
Zacharias Jimenez (1947–2018) was a Filipino Roman Catholic bishop who served in the Dioceses of Pagadian and Butuan.
Rio Tuba mine: Nickel reserves and operations in Palawan
Profile of the Rio Tuba nickel mine in Bataraza, Palawan, operated by Nickel Asia Corporation with significant ore reserves.
2024 Davao de Oro landslide
Fatal landslide in Maco, Davao de Oro on February 6, 2024, killing 98 people near Apex Mining concession.
Ramon Barba: Mango Flowering Innovation and Horticultural Legacy
Ramon Barba, National Scientist of the Philippines, revolutionized mango farming with chemical spray induction.
Batangas Blades: Professional Basketball Team History
History of the Batangas Blades, an MBA and PBL basketball team from 1998 to 2003.
Kristine Atienza: First Filipina Analog Astronaut and Space Nutritionist
Kristine Atienza is a Filipina nutritionist and the first analog astronaut from the Philippines, selected for the HI-SEAS mission in Hawaii.
Caraga Region: History, Geography and Economy of Region XIII
Caraga is an administrative region in northeastern Mindanao, Philippines, comprising five provinces and known for its rich history, biodiver...
Eddie Gil: Singer, Comedian and 2004 Presidential Candidate
Eddie Gil, Filipino singer and comedian, ran for president in 2004 and faced fraud charges in Mauritius.
Boyongan mine: Copper reserves and operations in Surigao del Norte
The Boyongan mine in Surigao del Norte is one of the world's largest copper reserves, with 300 million tonnes of ore.
Paglat: Municipality Profile in Maguindanao del Sur
Profile of Paglat, a municipality in Maguindanao del Sur, Philippines. Covers its 2001 creation, barangays, and demographics.
Cebu (historical polity): Rajahnate of Sugbu and its Indianized heritage
The Rajahnate of Cebu (Sugbu) was a pre-colonial Indianized mandala monarchy in the Philippines, known in Chinese records as Suwu.
Iloilo International Airport: Infrastructure, History and Expansion
Profile of Iloilo International Airport, the main gateway to Western Visayas, its history, infrastructure and expansion plans.
Diocese of Pasig: History, Jurisdiction and Clergy
Profile of the Latin Catholic Diocese of Pasig, covering its 2003 establishment, territorial jurisdiction in Metro Manila, and ecclesiastica...
Haja Amina Appi: Master Weaver and National Living Treasure of Tawi-Tawi
Haja Amina Appi (1925–2013) was a Filipino master tepo mat weaver from Tawi-Tawi, recognized as a National Living Treasure in 2004.