The Philippine Post

After winning the local talent show “Idol Philippines,” Khimo Gumatay finally released its first recording titled “Nasunog.”

A lawmaker urges support for agrarian reform beneficiaries to ensure farming is a viable livelihood, preventing land sales.

Vice President Sara Duterte honors centenarian war veterans, emphasizing patriotism, bravery, and love for the country.

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.

Ferdinand E. Marcos Memorial Stadium shortlisted for World Architecture Festival, showcasing innovative design inspired by local culture.

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 educational department proposes permanent blended learning to President Marcos Jr., highlighting the need to address classroom and teacher shortages in the country through technology.

The Philippines and Brunei strengthen defense ties and support the peace process in Mindanao, with a focus on Islamic literacy to counter regional terrorism.

Plans are underway for the construction of a regional fish port in Cebu, aiming to boost fisheries production and the local economy.

Making a remarkable place for every Filipino, Greenbelt 1 was disclosed to officially say goodbye next year.