Visayas

The Leyte provincial government energizes the new capitol complex with a PHP70-million solar power project, aiming for clean and independent energy.

Iloilo City became the first in the Philippines to earn UNESCO’s Creative City of Gastronomy designation, celebrating its culinary heritage.

Samboan families work to mitigate disasters and receive food packs as more than 6,000 families are rewarded for their efforts in creating a safer and more resilient community.

The Department of Trade and Industry ensures fair prices of candles for All Saints’ and All Souls’ Days, urging vendors not to exploit the season of remembrance.

Vietnamese artists dive into Antique culture, embracing salt producers, blacksmiths, and potters, discovering new artistic inspiration along the way.

Korean bank representatives assess the Samar Pacific Coastal Road Project, paving the way for economic growth and tourism in Northern Samar.

Iloilo city government received more than Php4 million grant to boost its creative industry and promote socio-economic development through local artists.

Samar Province partners with microfinance institutions to provide affordable climate-resilient toilets to 150 poor families.

The Department of Trade and Industry brings iodized salt production to Antique, empowering local communities through shared service facilities worth Php4 million.

Leyte Province sets sights on Php240 million to transform the old capitol building into a remarkable World War II Museum.