HONOR X9b 5G triumphs in an Ultra Tough Challenge, showcasing durability through archery, drop tests, and even a car run-over. Unveiling on January 12!”
Senator voices dissent on Maharlika Investment Corporation’s proposal to invest in power transmission, currently under the National Grid Corporation of the Philippines.
President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr.’s administration achieves more than half completion of its farm-to-market road program, enhancing rural connectivity.
Commission on Elections-Special Bids and Awards Committee declares lone bidder eligible for the 2025 midterm polls’ Full Automation System with Transparency Audit/Count project.
Discover the real-life inspiration behind Avatar’s floating mountains in Zhangjiajie, China with Cebu Pacific Air. Misty peaks and jaw-dropping bridges await!
President Marcos Jr. calls on Filipinos to strive for a New Philippines, emphasizing the importance of individual and community involvement in achieving the nation’s goals.
The Technical Education and Skills Development Authority’s new scholarship grants empower farmers with modern rice farming skills, boosting their income and transforming the agriculture sector.
The Department of the Interior and Local Government set up a recognition system to reward the cleanest barangays nationwide, promoting community participation and a healthy environment.
National Time Consciousness Week emphasizes punctuality for societal development as the Department of Science and Technology promotes a cultural shift, urging Filipinos to value time’s essence.
The Department of Social Welfare and Development launches the “Buong Bansa Mapayapa” program, aiming for stronger peace and development efforts for conflict-affected areas.
Senators push for seamless transition as discontinuation of senior high school programs in state universities and colleges and local universities and colleges raises concerns for students.
President Bongbong Marcos shares the exciting calendar with four long weekends to encourage spending quality time with family and make it a prosperous year.
Mindanao State University receives more than Php55 million grant to enhance education facilities, creating a vibrant learning environment for Filipino students.
Local fabrics take center stage as the Philippines celebrates Philippine Tropical Fabrics Month, aiming to captivate a wider audience with stylish and sustainable designs.
Cagayan de Oro City government expands services to inner sitios, providing free medical/dental care, PhilHealth cards, licenses, and even officiating mass weddings with roasted pig and wine.
The National Tobacco Administration allocates PHP17 million in cash aid for marginalized tobacco growers in Ilocos Norte, supporting their quest for quality leaves and reduced production costs.
Dumaguete City takes a proactive stance on combating malnutrition with more than Php2 million for fortified food and fresh milk for preschool children and mothers.
Breaking boundaries and representing Surigao del Sur and country, local dance group D’NextPlay Cru gears up for the ultimate street dance battle in Singapore.
The Department of Education and its partners plant 1.9 million trees to ensure a clean and green environment, a Christmas gift for children, and a step towards environmental preservation.
Northern Samar signed a memorandum of agreement with the Department of Transportation for the construction of three ports, boosting the regional economy and maritime transportation.
Over 1.9 million children benefit from the Department of Social Welfare and Development’s feeding programs, ensuring food security for Filipinos and the hunger-free Philippines.
House leader emphasized the power of the Congress to increase unprogrammed appropriations, dismissing claims of constitutional infirmity in the 2024 national budget.
From being a New People’s Army rebel to a soldier, Ka Iyong’s inspiring journey showcases the success of E-CLIP, transforming lives and fostering peace.
The Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources’ PHP11 billion project to provide over 1 million fisherfolk with new livelihood opportunities and climate-resilient technology.
The Department of Budget and Management approves Php550 million in funding for the expansion of the National Kidney and Transplant Institute’s outpatient services, revolutionizing healthcare for kidney patients.
The government postpones senior high school programs nationwide, citing funding constraints while allowing current Grade 12 students to complete their education.
President Marcos Jr. and the First Family bid farewell to 2023 and welcome 2024 with high hopes and a commitment to building a better and more prosperous nation.
President Bongbong Marcos looks forward to strengthening bilateral relations with Vietnam and Timor Leste, opening up new opportunities for cooperation and growth.
The Department of Social Welfare and Development completes the construction of small farm reservoirs, providing water security and additional income support to vulnerable communities.