The Philippine Post

A political analyst described the president’s delay in devolution implementation as a wise move to ensure a smooth transition for national and local governments.

Vice President Sara Duterte launches the “PagbaBAGo: A Million Learners and Trees” program, emphasizing education and environmental conservation in Cebu.

The World Health Organization urges countries to stop subsidizing tobacco and prioritize food production for global health.

Indigenous Peoples community in Sultan Kudarat received agricultural support, expressing gratitude for the government’s assistance in empowering their agricultural initiatives.

Alaminos City launches barangay caravan, bringing essential services to far-flung villages, saving travel time, and providing convenience to residents.

The Davao del Sur officials celebrated the groundbreaking ceremony of a farm-to-market road connecting two Magsaysay towns.

The Department of Trade and Industry expands hubs in Eastern Visayas with a higher budget, supporting local and promoting unique products.

The educational department in Ilocos Norte offered electric fans to schools to help students and teachers during the summer heat.

Cagayan de Oro officials inaugurated the PHP8.5-billion Flood Risk Management Project in preparation for possible catastrophes.

The national government completed a school building in a remote village in Samar, helping communities previously affected by armed conflict.