MANILA, Philippines — The Makati City government is ready to defend its territorial jurisdiction before the Supreme Court (SC) en banc and hold oral arguments over its land row with Taguig.

Makati targets to roll out e-buses and install solar panels in public schools and government offices next year. “I don’t want these plans to end on the drawing board,” Binay said.

Makati has achieved 82% of its revenue target from local sources for 2025 as its total collections already reached P14.24 billion as of April. July 10, 2022. News. Global Nation. Business.

The P200-billion Makati City subway project was hatched in 2018 and, despite being sidelined by the COVID-19 pandemic, was targeted for partial operation this year. However, a Supreme Court ...

As Makati grapples with the potential loss of its congressional seat, the fate of residents and their political representation hangs in the balance for the 2025 elections. – Rappler.com ...

First of two parts IN a tersely worded disclosure to the Philippine Stock Exchange on May 1, Philippine InfraDev Holdings Inc. announced that the stalled Makati City Subway Project was officially ...

The P200-billion Makati City Subway project is “no longer economically and operationally feasible” because of the territorial dispute between Makati and Taguig, according to its contractor.