The Philippine Post

The United States and South Korea are partnering to help improve the capacities of six Philippine cities in adapting, mitigating, and managing the impacts of climate change.

The Department of the Interior and Local Government’s “Buhay Ingatan, Droga’y Ayawan” program is now supported by the United States.

President Bongbong Marcos saw a positive outcome to his state visit to the United States as they discussed the alliance development.

Prepare for a bolder and wilder character of Janine Gutierrez and Zanjoe Marudo as the television series “Dirty Linen” released its trailer for the second season.

The Philippines and the United States agreed to enhance agricultural cooperation by focusing on biotechnology and knowledge transfer.

The Cauayan in Southern Negros Occidental was named the “Bamboo Capital of Southern Negros Occidental” to boost livelihood programs and the economy.

The Muslim Mindanao healthcare workers planned to immunize 95% of children against polio and measles in a region-wide campaign.

The Manila City government disclosed a Php50 million budget for the Lagusnilad rehabilitation to prevent accidents for motorists.

The educational department in Antique is reviewing its sports program to develop students that can compete in regional athletic competitions.

Over 60 jobseekers were hired at the Zamboanga job fair during the Labor Day celebration and were mostly placed in the healthcare sector.