The Philippine Post

Jumpstarting power restoration, more power barge, and the National Grid Corporation of the Philippines seek approval for black start service in Panay Grid.

Rev. Fr. Edwin Lao takes the helm at UST-Legazpi, setting his sights on transformative education and striving for excellence in the Bicol region.

Government agencies team up to unleash the power of time and channel it toward social protection programs, a milestone for volunteerism and nation-building.

House of Representatives approves bill to create jobs and accelerate economic growth, addressing unemployment and underemployment.

President Marcos Jr. urges unity and collaboration on Ninoy Aquino Day, inspiring Filipinos to be relentless for a more prosperous Philippines.

Philippine Senate President Pro Tempore Loren Legarda is set to showcase the country’s publishing industry and culture as the guest of honor at the Frankfurt Book Fair 2025.

Government borrowings for productive use during the pandemic were necessary, but the focus now is on reducing debt and deficits for a stronger future.

Vice President Sara Duterte stresses the life-changing power of books at the Philippine Book Festival.

Davao City leads the way in the underground cabling project, inspiring other government units to replicate its wire-free vision for safer and more reliable city infrastructure.

Biggest Commission on Higher Education regional office building to rise in Palo, Leyte with PHP110M funding, set to be completed within two years.