Category Archives: His Articles

The world is hungry for the truth about COVID-19. We know it started in China, but we do not know exactly how it started. When did it began?  Where did it began? Did the Chinese authorities kill doctors or medical … Continue reading →

The Corona virus will change us forever. According to the dictionary, a paradigm shift is defined as “an important change that happens when the usual way of thinking about or doing something is replaced by a new and different way.” … Continue reading →

  The world is at the war— a health war. Every nation is fighting for its survival. The enemy is not the other nations nor terrorism; it is an invisible enemy, the so called COVID-19. There has been a global … Continue reading →

  Educators on all levels — teachers, principals, and superintendents — know the value of learning science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) and of focusing on technology in education. Boles Independent School District (ISD) in Texas, USA has now had … Continue reading →

February 29, 2020 Minority Care International’s goal to raise awareness of the importance of giving was made possible through the community outreach project Tools for Schools. MCI’s scholars experienced the joy of giving by handing out school supplies, Projector,  to … Continue reading →

Davao Del Norte State College (DNSC) and the Social Entrepreneurship, Technology, and Business Institute (SETBI) College Education Behind Bars sealed its partnership with a Memorandum of agreement signed by Dr. Aland Mizell, President of Social Entrepreneurship, Technology, and Business Institute … Continue reading →

The US drone strike at Baghdad’s international airport that killed Major General Qassem Soleimani, head of the elite Quds Force of the Iranian Revolutionary Guards Corps (IRGC), has opened a new, yet in a sense an ongoing, Middle Eastern drama. … Continue reading →

The last couple of years we have witnessed lots of negatives news about the Philippines; it was news not only here but abroad as well. From the war on drugs, corruption, poverty, typhoons, the Marawi war with fundamental Muslims, the … Continue reading →

The Kurds have an old famous proverb saying, “We have no friends but the mountains.” Now more than ever it has proven true. Trump’s withdrawal from Syria is the same as his predecessors’ treatment of using the ethnic minority as … Continue reading →

Two weeks ago, I invited Dr. Rachele Jan Lobino-Enojada to be our resource speaker at the Minority Care International weekly study forum on the topic of “ Suicide Among the Youth.” There were around fifty students, all young college students, … Continue reading →