SBP undergoes charter restudy
The Philippine Star|July 27, 2024
SBP elections, scheduled this August, will be postponed as it was recently decided to undertake a Constitutional Review with provisions in the 2006 charter requiring a revisit to determine relevance, practicability and timeliness.
JOAQUIN HENSON

SBP president Al Panlilio disclosed that PBA chairman Ricky Vargas has been designated head of the review committee with SBP executive director Erika Dy, former SBP executive director Sonny Barrios, UAAP executive director Atty. Rebo Saguisag, player representative Gabe Norwood and lawyers Marivic Anonuevo and Mickey Ingles as members. The committee has so far met once to prioritize items in the Constitution and By-Laws for restudy.

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PNOC, NEDA ink solar project deal

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The Philippine Star

World Bank prepares new CPF for Phl

The World Bank is coming up with a new country partnership framework (CPF) that will identify programs it will support in the Philippines in the next four years.

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GOCC dividend collections hit P96 B
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GOCC dividend collections hit P96 B

The government collected more than P96 billion from state-run firms as of end-July, nearing the full year target amid the need for more revenues for the country's development needs.

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The Philippine Star

Australia bares 2025 growth plan for Phl

The Australian government is looking to launch by early next year a program that will involve providing A$45 million (P1.69 billion) for the Philippines to boost trade and investments.

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The Philippine Star

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Host University of the Philippines finished what the Eraserheads, its iconic alumni band, started by declawing rival Ateneo, 77-61, to kick off its redemption tour with a bang in the UAAP Season 87 opener yesterday at the Smart Araneta Coliseum.

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The Philippine Star

Lions roar as NCAA Season 100 unfolds

San Beda unveiled its newest weapon of mass destruction in rookie transferee Bryan Sajonia as it stamped its class on host Lyceum of the Philippines University, 79-63, yesterday to jumpstart its back-to-back title aspirations in the historic NCAA Season 100 at the MOA Arena.

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Stage set for 5150 Dapitan Triathlon
The Philippine Star

Stage set for 5150 Dapitan Triathlon

The quest for glory at the 5150 Dapitan Triathlon kicks off today here in Zamboanga del Norte, where athletes are not only racing for top honors but also making their mark on a venue steeped in national significance.

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TAYLOR MADE FOR FINAL
The Philippine Star

TAYLOR MADE FOR FINAL

SINNER STANDS IN WAY OF NO. 12 AMERICAN

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18 killed, 27 wounded in dormitory fire in Kenya
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18 killed, 27 wounded in dormitory fire in Kenya

A fire in a school dormitory in Kenya has killed 18 students and 27 others have been hospitalized, with 70 children unaccounted for, the country's deputy president said on Friday.

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Pope urges end to tribal conflicts in Papua New Guinea
The Philippine Star

Pope urges end to tribal conflicts in Papua New Guinea

Francis yesterday called for an end to tribal conflicts that have wracked Papua New Guinea for decades and appealed for equitable development of its natural resources during a visit that also surfaced the country's problem of violence against women.

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