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4 Sayyaf men fall in Zambo raids

By Roel Pareño | June 24, 2014 - 12:00am

Four suspected members of the Abu Sayyaf bandit group, including a suspect in the kidnapping and beheading of six members...

Nation

And then therewaslight

By Ann Corvera | January 30, 2005 - 12:00am

HAMSAINI KIPLI WAS ALREADY IN FOURTH GRADE BUT DIDN’T KNOW HOW TO READ AND couldn’t spell his father’s name. Ussam desperately wanted to help his boy learn but he could only tutor him at night when...

Starweek Magazine