The Philippine Herald

President Bongbong Marcos promised his unwavering support for Filipino athletes, praising their achievements and pledging to elevate Philippine sports to new heights.

The investments for the Bangsamoro Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao soar to PHP3.1 Billion, boosting the economy and changing lives in the Mindanao region.

The Department of Agriculture’s “Rice Farmers Financial Assistance” releases PHP46 million to small rice farmers in Antique, providing support in times of crisis.

Skills training opens doors for indigenous people groups in Nueva Ecija to embrace sustainable development and economic upliftment.

The National Commission on Indigenous Peoples recognizes the crucial role of youth in shaping communities and promoting self-determination.

A town in Davao del Sur makes history with the launch of a new college, offering specialized courses and opening doors to a brighter future for its residents.

The Brigada Eskwela in Antique aims to provide much-needed resources to last-mile schools, ensuring quality education for all students.

Two government agencies in Albay empower over 70 small business entrepreneurs with livelihood kits, helping them bounce back from the pandemic and calamities.

Marcos administration plans to boost the agriculture sector with more than Php100 billion in the 2024 budget, promoting food security and natural resource development.

The Commission on Higher Education aims to propel 75 higher education institutions to global university rankings, marking the excellence of the Filipino educational system.