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Kambilan is a Kapampangan word which means “Kalasag”in Filipino and “shield” in English. But for the majority of the local political leaders in Pampanga, KAMBILAN is an acronym for “Kapanalig…

A flower touches the heart of a person to whom it was given. In the Sangguniang Panlalawigan of Pampanga, three pretty flowers made their presence felt and are touching the…

Reality bites. When stereotyping, the term “government employee” connotes eight hours of work, benefits and slow delivery of service. It hurts but, most of the time, it is true. Despite…

Keepers of peace, protectors of the people, apprehenders of criminals – endless terms to describe the responsibilities bestowed to the men-in-uniform. Given these sworn oath to the nation, members of…

57 Families in Arayat found hope with new homes Some 57 family-beneficiaries in Arayat found new hope as the construction of core shelters for the victims of the landslide tragedy,…

Heroes are often described as people with exceptional abilities and noble qualities. Depending on who you ask one’s hero could be Jose Rizal or Andres Bonifacio who both died for…

If you are asked to a journey that will lead you to a peaceful and orderly place, will you try? Gov. Lilia “Nanay Baby” Pineda is inviting all Kapampangans to…

Every citizen has the right to health. Thus, the government owes to the governed the provision of effective and efficient health care system, especially to those who have less or…

Photos by Manny Guinto/ACTOP Beauty is in the eyes of the beholder, they say, but whose eyes can overlook the beauty of Nabuclod—Pampanga’s Upland Eco-Adventure. And whose heart can ignore…

Decades ago, persons with disabilities (PWDs) were often called “disabled,” misinterpreted as the lack of ability to do something. Nowadays this ancient term is no longer acceptable since most PWDs…