Cebu Daily News

Cebu Daily News published its inaugural edition on February 8, 1998. It is one of two newspapers under Inquirer Publications Inc. (IPI), which also produces the national tabloid, Bandera. IPI is a member of the Inquirer Group of Companies.

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Gas, diesel price hikes set on June 3

6 days ago | cebudailynews.inquirer.net | Lisbet Esmael

MANILA, Philippines – Gas and diesel prices are set to go up again on June 3, oil companies said. In separate advisories on Monday, Seaoil, CleanFuel, and PetroGazz said gasoline prices would go up by 40 centavos per liter, marking the third straight week of increases. Kerosene prices, on the other hand, will dip by 10 centavos per liter.
Heart disease still top cause of death in PH in 2024 — PSA

1 week ago | cebudailynews.inquirer.net | Jason Sigales

MANILA, Philippines — Ischaemic heart disease remained the leading cause of death in the Philippines in 2024, according to the Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA). Heart disease still top killer in PH in 2024 — PSAThis disease, also known as coronary heart disease, refers to a condition where the heart arteries that supply blood to the heart muscle are narrowed.
Duterte arrest not factor in Torre’s appointment as PNP Chief - Marbil

1 week ago | cebudailynews.inquirer.net | Jason Sigales

MANILA, Philippines — Outgoing Philippine National Police (PNP) chief Gen. Rommel Marbil maintained that President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. chose the nation’s next top cop Maj. Gen. Nicolas Torre III, for his leadership. This was Marbil’s response in a chance interview with reporters in Camp Crame on Friday, when asked if Torre’s appointment was a reward for arresting former President Rodrigo Duterte. “It’s the prerogative of the President, but the guy is good.
PH asserts sovereignty over Pag-asa Island amid China's protest

1 week ago | cebudailynews.inquirer.net | Charie Mae Abarca

MANILA, Philippines — The Philippine government on Thursday countered the position of Chinese Embassy in Manila, maintaining that the activities of Filipino authorities in Pag-asa Island and the Pag-Asa Cays are lawful. In a statement, the Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) stressed that Pag-asa Island and the Pag-asa Cays form part of the Kalayaan Island Group. It said they are an integral part of the Philippines over which it has longstanding sovereignty and jurisdiction.
PNP Chief Marbil confident Torre will continue progress in crime fight

1 week ago | cebudailynews.inquirer.net | Jason Sigales

MANILA, Philippines — Outgoing Philippine National Police (PNP) Chief Gen. Rommel Marbil expressed optimism that his newly appointed successor, Maj. Gen. Nicolas Torre III, will continue building on the progress made in the country’s fight against crime. In a Palace briefing Thursday afternoon, Executive Secretary Lucas Bersamin announced Torre’s appointment as nation’s top cop as Marbil is slated to retire on June 7.
Nicolas Torre III, who led Duterte arrest, is new PNP chief

1 week ago | cebudailynews.inquirer.net | Zacarian Gavin Sarao

MANILA, Philippines — Police Major General Nicolas Torre III has been named as the new Philippine National Police (PNP) chief. Executive Secretary Lucas Bersamin made the pronouncement during a Palace press“The incoming PNP chief is Police Maj. Gen. Nicolas Torre III,” said Bersamin. “The turnover of command will happen June 2nd,” he disclosed. Torre will be replacing Gen. Rommel Marbil, who is set to retire on June 7, 2025.
Major General Nicolas Torre III named new PNP chief

1 week ago | cebudailynews.inquirer.net | Zacarian Gavin Sarao

MANILA, Philippines — Police Major General Nicolas Torre III has been named as the new Philippine National Police (PNP) chief. Executive Secretary Lucas Bersamin made the pronouncement during a Palace press conference on Thursday. “The incoming PNP chief is Police Maj. Gen. Nicolas Torre,” said Bersamin.
Accounting tops most in-demand jobs in PH this year

1 week ago | cebudailynews.inquirer.net | Alden M. Monzon

MANILA, Philippines — Accounting was the most in-demand job specialization in the country so far this year, representing about 12 percent of total listings on one of the Philippines’ leading employment platforms. Data from the Jobstreet by Seek released on Wednesday showed that demand for accounting professionals continues to outpace supply. This even as interest in the field of science, technology, engineering, and mathematics remains strong.
Mixed adjustments: Gas prices up, diesel down this week

1 week ago | cebudailynews.inquirer.net | Lisbet Esmael

MANILA, Philippines – Pump prices will have minimal, mixed adjustments in the last week of May, oil companies announced on Monday. In separate advisories on Monday, Seaoil, PetroGazz, and Cleanfuel said the per-liter price of gasoline would inch up by 10 centavos. Diesel and kerosene, meanwhile, will have price cuts of 20 centavos and 40 centavos, respectively.
Marcos keeps economic team, replaces 2 Cabinet members

2 weeks ago | cebudailynews.inquirer.net | Luisa K. Cabato

MANILA, Philippines — President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has retained his core economic team and Executive Secretary Lucas Bersamin, while replacing two Cabinet officials in a major post-election shake-up following his administration’s poor performance in the recent midterm polls.