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Ingredients 4 tablespoon oil (preferably olive) 1 red onion (chopped) 4 cloves garlic (minced) ¼ kg pork lion (chopped) 1 tomato (chopped) ¼ kg Squash, seeded and cut into bite-size pieces ¼ kg okra, (ends trimmed) 15-20 pcs yard-long beans, (trimmed) ¼ pound eggplant cut into bite-size pieces 1 small bitter melon (ampalaya) cut into…

Overpopulation is one of the main contributor to many other environmental issues. There never been a time when the Philippines was more populated. (Based on my research) according to Commission of Population (POPCOM) of the Philippines in last January 2019, they estimated the population at around 106.9 million Filipinos living all over the country. There…

South Korea is a country at East Asia which located at the southern portion of Korean peninsula. Being the 4th largest economy in Asia and 11th largest in the world, it is an industrialized and developed country (Hahn, Im, Lew, Lee and Yu, 2019). However, there is still some risks that the country will be…

The Philippines, a predominantly matriarchal society, for many years, have placed women at the center of not only the family but the Filipino community itself. Before the colonial era of the Philippines, women wielded equal and in some cases even more influence than the men in the tribe; even ascending to the rank of the…

Western psychology and African psychology are distinctly different approaches. This is seen by their contrasting views or ideas of the self and perspectives in human behaviour. This essay will expound on the central themes of Western derived theories, Behaviourism by John B. Watson and Psychoanalysis by Sigmund Freud. Where the individual underlying assumptions when it…

Introduction Alcohol is the most common and popular drug in many countries. It is undeniably true that alcohol is widely consumed here in the Philippines may it be in parties, fiestas or any celebration that you can think of. One of the reasons for it maybe because of the Spanish colonizers not only brought with…

Introduction Economic Inequality is a worldwide phenomenon especially in developing countries, Economic Inequality had actually been decreasing since 1920’s, but due to Inequalities in hourly wages, annual earnings, distribution of income and household income have all increased more unequal this trend has apparently reversed itself during the 1970’s that has attracted a lot of attention…

Abstract The representation of colonization is quite evident in the postcolonial works and this research aims to establish a correlation between two different societies exhibited in two different works. Things Fall Apart a novel by Chinua Achebe and Heart of Darkness a novella by Joseph Conrad exhibits similar effects of colonization in the African region….

Global warming means the change in humidity that causes an increase in the earth’s climate. The earth’s average temperature past century compared to the present has increased by 1.6°F, and is estimated to increase from 0.6°F to 8.5°F over the next hundred to fifty years. Nepal is one of the least developed countries in the…

Existence of African Philosophy Over the years, there has been a debate over the existence of African philosophy. And if there is, about its nature. Many scholars or philosophers deny the existence of African philosophy. This debate about the existence of African philosophy was known as the “Great debate”. The term “trends of African philosophy…