The Philippine Herald

President Bongbong Marcos emphasizes the need for safeguards in the online procurement system to prevent overpricing and ensure efficiency.

The Department of Agriculture raises incentives for AI technicians in the Davao region, motivating them to deliver more efficient services.

Over 2,000 consumer accounts in Iloilo City have already applied for the government’s electricity lifeline rate program, benefiting marginalized families.

The Philippines is all systems go for the FIBA World Cup 2023! The police force is ready to secure the event and ensure the safety of all participants.

A Php23 million solar-powered project brings water to farmers in Davao Oriental, empowering more than 30 beneficiaries and 60 hectares of cultivated land.

Eastern Visayas leads the way in disaster risk reduction and management, and more local government units receive recognition.

Australian Ambassador strengthens bilateral relations with visit to Palawan, paving the way for promising joint initiatives and collaboration.

The Department of Health remains committed to aiding Filipinos and lowering tuberculosis and human immunodeficiency virus cases through accessible screenings and early consultations.

Marcos administration committed PHP15.2 billion to Technical Education and Skills Development Authority programs, empowering Filipino youth with education and holistic skills development.

A program for Indigenous mothers in Antique wins national recognition for promoting reading and social inclusion.