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France To Grant PHP12 Million For PH School Meals Program

French Minister of State for Development Chrysoula Zacharopoulou contributes €200,000 to provide healthy meals for school children in the Philippines, addressing a crucial issue of nutrition and education.

Pia Wurtzbach To Release Her First Book Tackling Love, Truth, And Beauty

Miss Universe 2015, Pia Wurtzbach-Jauncey, unveils “Queen of the Universe,” a novel on women’s empowerment, coming this September.

Lyca Gairanod Tries Dumpster Diving In The United States

Filipino singer Lyca Gairanod tried the famous activity of dumpster diving during her stay in the United States.

Yves And Gillian Star In “2 Good 2 Be True” Spin-Off

Red and Tox’s unexpected love story continues in “ReTox To Be Continued,” bringing kilig and good vibes to viewers.

Smile Train Launches First Cleft Leadership Center In The Philippines

Smile Train and Noordhoff Craniofacial Foundation launch the Philippines’ first Cleft Leadership Center to enhance access to cleft care.

PBBM Cites Importance Of Continued Partnership With Japan

President Bongbong Marcos stresses the importance of the Philippines’ partnership with Japan in agriculture, infrastructure, and defense.

OVP’s Medical, Burial Assistance Gets Boost With New Partnerships

The Office of the Vice President secures Php120 million supplemental funding from Pagcor to expand medical and burial assistance programs for indigent Filipinos.

Joint Circular For Government Workers’ Night Differential Pay Issued

Government employees receive extra pay for night shifts, recognizing their dedication to public service and contribution to our country’s reactivation.

100 IP Families Displaced By Armed Attack Get BARMM Aid

Indigenous families displaced by the armed attack in the remote village receive emergency assistance, finding hope in Muslim Mindanao relief efforts.

NEA Urged To Energize Sitio Hosting Antique’s Greenhouse Project

Antique provincial board seeks National Electrification Administration’s help to energize a hamlet hosting a high-value crop demonstration farm, while indigenous people youth preserve traditions.

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