Berong Nickel Corporation continues to pour support for community development

As part of the community development support of Berong Nickel Corporation, a mining company located in Berong, Quezon, Palawan, it has released around 294 million pesos already providing financial resources among dedicated key sectors, beneficiaries that include tribal and local community members. In an exclusive interview of Palawan Daily News, Resident Mine Manager of Berong […]



FEATURE: Berong Nickel Corporation’s former scholar now a school teacher

One of the several hundred scholars fully supported by Berong Nickel Corporation is now an elementary school teacher, who is currently working and is supporting students learn basic education in her community– her primary vision and goal in life. Coming from a financially-challenged family, Charrie Kaye Rabang-Cinco struggled a lot especially in finding resources to […]


Nickel prospects

The Philippine Nickel Industry Association, represented by chairman Isidro Alcantara (above), underlines the nickel industry’s efforts in boosting global prospects to remain competitive in the world market during the 1st Philippine Natural Resources Development Forum in Marriott Hotel, Manila. The European Chamber of Commerce of the Philippines convened the forum.


Yamang Bukid Embraces the Earth: Saplings of the Future

Sick and weakened. Mother Nature is crying her unheard call for help, devastated and destroyed by the children she housed, by the children she gave everything to, and to children she loves. Mother Nature weeps for the unimportance her beloved human gave her, trembling with fear knowing that everything will have a certain end. Amidst […]


Empowering the women of nickel

These women – our employees, community residents, and indigenous women alike – are living proof that women can and do thrive in the mining industry. Aside from their roles as wives, mothers, and daughters, the women in our mine sites are involved in activities of the area as employees, as providers of goods and services, and as small entrepreneurs. These women dispel the popular notion that mining is a masculine endeavor.