The five-day trade fair brings Central Luzon products to Metro Manila as participating entrepreneurs pursue wider market reach and stronger sales opportunities.
Baguio’s latest e-waste collection shows growing environmental awareness, with hundreds of kilograms diverted from regular waste streams within less than two weeks.
The Philippine Coast Guard Academy aims to deploy more personnel on almost 7,600 islands in the country to promote the protection of maritime resources.
President Marcos Jr. recently attended a meeting with the senate president and house speaker to monitor the latest updates about the legislative priorities for this year.
Guinness World Record holder Erden Eruç shared his experience on historical routes in the Philippines that made him overcome his struggles as self-doubts.
Legislators have agreed to push the launching of job placement offices in public secondary schools to help students choose their career paths in the future.
A Filipino economist sees that the Marcos administration has an excellent start to economic development with its digital transformation and infrastructure development plan.
The government is looking forward to implementing measures for bike lanes nationwide, considering the high percentage of people who uses bikes as their mode of transportation.
Senator Mark Villar urged state universities and colleges to build more facilities for persons with disabilities to show support in their community, even on school grounds.
This February, the stabilization team of the Philippines Aquatic team is set to conduct an open tryout to test participants during the 2023 Cambodia SEA Games.
According to Malacañang, the president demands to extend the e-visa application for travelers from China, South Korea, Japan, and India to boost the tourism sector nationwide.
Budget Secretary Amenah Pangandaman encouraged European investors to come to the Philippines, noting that the country is now on its way to achieving economic prosperity.
The Antique Provincial Tourism Office warmly welcomes devotees to visit the various images of the Sto. Niño in their province to boost religious tourism.
The Department of Trade and Industry ordered business establishments to conduct price freezes in areas under a state of calamity to provide for the basic needs of consumers.
The House of Representatives has approved the second reading of the bill aiming to offer financial assistance to farmers affected by natural calamities.
Senator Loren Legarda suggests the government provide tower sites near the indigenous communities to comply with the digitalization improvement nationwide.
The ABS-CBN bags its third corporate governance award from the ASEAN Corporate Governance Scorecard for promoting outstanding policies among the company.
Education Secretary and Vice President Sara Duterte assured the country is on its way to achieving the United Nations' goals in the educational sector.
Senator Cynthia Villar and Senator Risa Hontiveros highlighted the need to directly connect the farmers to consumers to avoid an unequal share of profit between farmers and traders.