The Philippine Post

The president promised to showcase accomplishments and future plans in his much-awaited State of the Nation Address next week.

Government agencies signed a memorandum of agreement to establish the Kadiwa program, promoting direct sales between local producers and consumers.

The Philippine government carefully considered the United States’ request to host Afghan refugees, citing political and security complexities.

President Bongbong Marcos vows to bring quality healthcare to Filipinos, establishing primary healthcare facilities and specialty centers nationwide.

Cagayan de Oro City Mayor Uy mobilizes departments to support the National Schools Press Conference and National Festival of Talents, a long-awaited return after three years.

A Korean-funded road connects Palapag locals to the national highway, boosting local businesses and creating economic opportunities.

Fresh produce and thriving local enterprises take center stage at the “Kadiwa ng Pangulo” project, bringing affordable and quality agricultural products closer to the communities every Saturday.

Negros Oriental provincial government ensures uninterrupted services during disasters and calamities to benefit residents.

Kadiwa ng Pangulo program launches in Ilocos Norte and Cebu, connecting farmers and consumers with affordable agricultural products.

Iloilo City prepares for climate change with the construction of seven multi-purpose buildings doubling as evacuation centers.