President Bongbong Marcos emphasizes the vital role of agriculture in boosting the Philippine economy and vows to revitalize the sector for a stronger nation.
The Department of Labor and Employment emphasizes equal rights for persons with disabilities, urging companies to create inclusive workplaces and promote accessibility.
Vice President Sara Duterte’s “Mag Negosyo Ta ‘Day” program provided women’s organizations with financial aid, empowering entrepreneurship and promoting welfare.
Bacolod City allocates PHP960,000 for waste analysis and characterization study, aiming for effective waste management interventions and a greener city.
Former One Direction band member Zayn Malik appears in an interview for the first time in six years and talks about his career, fatherhood, and personal life.
The Department of Social Welfare and Development joins First Lady Marcos in launching the “LAB for ALL” program, providing financial aid and essential healthcare services to Filipinos.
The educational department proposes permanent blended learning to President Marcos Jr., highlighting the need to address classroom and teacher shortages in the country through technology.
Face-to-face graduation and moving-up ceremonies in Antique bring back a sense of normalcy for students and their families, celebrating resilience amidst the pandemic.
Senator Raffy Tulfo hails President Bongbong Marcos for his exceptional first year, praising his economy-boosting foreign trips and unwavering support for overseas Filipino workers.
Senator Loren Legarda called for urgent government action on climate change, emphasizing the nation’s well-being and promoting sustainable environmental development.
The Commission on Elections explores internet voting to revolutionize elections, increase overseas voter turnout, and reduce costs, marking a new era of technological advancement in the Philippines.
The Department of Education plans to transform summer classes stigma through National Learning Camp, prioritizing learning recovery after the pandemic.