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Covers:  I pen stories on politics, public health, diplomacy & defense, geopolitics, the Filipino diaspora & migration, human rights, Philippine conglomerates, and the country's property sector.
Freelance journalist, communications/journalism professor. Member @nujp. Contact: kgvalmonte.reports@gmail.com.

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The Philippines’ independent tower firms organise to gain direct access to regulators

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By Kaycee Valmonte Verified
| GovInsider Verified
The Philippines’ independent tower firms organise to gain direct access to regulators What does it take to improve connectivity in a 7,600-island archipelago? For the government and the private sector, the answer is robust collaboration. The Philippines’ independent tower companies, which build and maintain wireless communication towers and passive infrastructure, have been dealing with government bureaucracies by themselves for years. This is set to change.
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Is the race for renewable energy outpacing the communities in its path?

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By Kaycee Valmonte Verified
| sustina.earth
May 8, 2026 · In the Philippines’ race for a transition to renewable energy, Rebecca Cangayda-Tandug is asking a hard question—not whether renewable energy is necessary, but whether the communities in its path have any real say.
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Ayala Land bullish on expansion beyond metro, doubles down on Nuvali

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By Kaycee Valmonte Verified
| Rappler Verified
MANILA, Philippines – Ayala Land Incorporated (ALI) is pushing to turn Laguna into the country’s next commercial business district (CBD). ALI is developing Metro Nuvali, a 200-hectare mixed-use development in Laguna. The upcoming CBD will be divided into three parts — with dedicated zones for shopping and leisure, commercial and cultural centres, and a civic complex that includes a satellite city hall — nestled in its 2,500-hectare estate.
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