The Philippine Post

Iloilo City government invests Php180 million to prepare for disasters, including rainwater harvesting facilities and an improved evacuation center.

Mindoro’s ambulant vendors receive Christmas joy with bike ‘kariton’ gifts from the provincial government, fostering livelihood through innovative initiatives.

House lawmakers call for unity and kindness this Christmas, reminding us to transcend political divisions and embrace love and compassion.

The Philippines gears up for economic growth with more than Php5 trillion 2024 national budget, signed by President Marcos Jr., boosting vital sectors.

The Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources donates over Php6 million in fiberglass tuna fishing boats to boost the livelihood of small-scale fishermen in a town in Ilocos Norte.

Antique Electric Cooperative urges Pantawid Pamilyang Pilipino Program beneficiaries and marginalized electricity users to apply for lifeline rate subsidy.

The Department of Agriculture turned over more than Php30 million worth of agricultural machinery to boost productivity for over 20 farmers’ cooperatives in Davao del Sur.

New employment opportunities for persons with disabilities unfold with the signed joint memorandum circular, prioritizing support and services.

President Marcos predicts a greater impact from structural reforms in 2024, marking a significant milestone in the country’s recovery from the pandemic-stricken economy.

Two government water services join forces to spread holiday cheer, distributing groceries and gifts to indigent residents in Quezon province.