The Philippine Post

The Congress promised swift passage of 11 additional legislations, supporting the President’s Agenda for Prosperity and socio-economic roadmap.

The Department of Social Welfare and Development offered livelihood assistance to two people’s organizations in Siargao, promoting their support to the marginalized sector.

The Department of Agriculture will soon open Kadiwa stalls in Eastern Visayas this month to offer affordable goods to residents.

The Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources advises fish cage operators in Ilocos Norte to harvest early to prevent fish kills due to high temperatures.

A daughter of a solo parent in Antique was chosen to be the ‘Pantawid Model Child,’ stating that she wanted to inspire people, especially in the poor sector.

Over 200 Negros Occidental farmers receive certificates of land ownership award for agricultural lands under the Comprehensive Agrarian Reform Program Extension.

A town in Negros Oriental opens Pasalubong Center to promote local products and connect suppliers with potential markets.

President Marcos Jr. explores investment opportunities in infrastructure, energy, and digital transformation with an international infrastructure agency.

Despite being known personalities, Jodi and Kuya Kim used their platform to encourage people to adopt stray animals.

President Marcos Jr. stresses the need for economic transformation to survive the post-pandemic world.