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As the country’s richest province for five consecutive years, there’s no stopping Cebu from being a world-class destination as it continues to attract big investors to build multi-billion projects. The province is composed of 53 local government units — 44 municipalities, six component cities, and three independent cities — Cebu, Lapu-Lapu, and Mandaue. Are you ready? Here are the eight 😎 exciting multi-billion projects to rise in Cebu: https://sugbo.ph/2020/multi-billion-projects-cebu/ Rise Cebu City

Cebu City Mayor Michael Rama continues his ramification in achieving a Singapore-like Cebu City within his term. Among his plans to achieve such is the beautification of Cebu City, which includes the revival of the Cebu City Zoo. Photo from Cebu Zoo on Blogspot History of Cebu City Zoo Cebu Zoo started from a perceived idea by Raymundo Crystal to open an official zoo in Cebu during the late 50s. It finally came to realization when Former Cebu Provincial Governor Francisco Remotigue donated lot 1298 of Barangay Kalunasan, Cebu City to the Boy Scouts of the Philippines (BSP). They set aside a portion of the land in 1969. An established concrete idea of the zoo began in 1973. After the zoo was built, it was entrusted to Fr. Eleuterio Tropa who was known to be a long-haired priest who always carried a large python snake and walked barefooted. He has an innate passion for animals and is an expert zoo keeper. However, he died in 1993. The zoo was passed to Cebu C

Here is the complete list of areas in Cebu where the proposed Super Health Centers will be located. Senator Bong Go, who chairs the Senate Committee on Health and Demography, said these health centers would include birthing, outpatient isolation, X-ray, and ultrasound which aims to help poor Filipinos. A total of 305 super health centers are expected to be established in strategic areas across the country. *Mandaue *Bogo City *Borbon *Cordova *Danao *Lapu Lapu *Moalboal *Samboan *San Francisco | via HIC

by Sugbo.ph Photo from CCLEX World-class infrastructure, efficient transportation system, beautiful city attractions, and a safe place to live. Singapore is truly the standard. Can Cebu really be like Singapore? Or something close, at least? Cebu City Mayor Michael “Mike” Rama recently shared his vision for Cebu City to be Singapore-like during his inaugural speech on June 30, 2022. He further hastens in completing his plan within his term. Photo from Cebu City News and Information Plans for informal settlers One of the occurring problems here in our country is informal settlers. In an effort to make Cebu City, “Singapore-like” – he plans to slowly lessen informal settlers who are also blocking the city’s rivers causing floods especially when we are experiencing severe rains brought by climate change. He laid out his plan to build 200 medium-rise buildings (MRBs) to accommodate informal settlers, homeless individuals, city employees, and those who