The Philippine Post

Negros Occidental government ramps up sports facilities and training programs, aiming for gold in provincial and international competitions.

Government officials pledged to expedite the release of benefits to former rebels, ensuring their reintegration and a fresh start for their families.

The Department of Labor and Employment ensures labor law compliance, saving micro establishments in Cebu from trouble with their workers and boosting local employment.

Local officials present short to long-term solutions to address recent flooding, with immediate dredging and infrastructure upgrades on the horizon.

The Philippines and Canada forge stronger defense bonds, focusing on disaster resilience for a safer Indo-Pacific region.

Endangered Philippine Serpent Eagle returns to the wild after being trapped on a farm in Sarangani.

Over 1,000 Reserve Officers Training Corps athletes gather in Iloilo City for the Philippine ROTC Games, cultivating potential world-class athletes and promoting youth development.

The Department of Agriculture urges local government units in Calabarzon to actively participate in the Masagana program, aiming for 90% rice self-sufficiency and empowering youth in agri-business.

The Commission on Higher Education aims to promote linguistic diversity in Philippine higher education institutions, fostering unity and cultural collaborations within Southeast Asian countries.

House committee adopts resolution to streamline the emergency transfer of learners affected by disasters, ensuring education continuity in times of crises.