The Philippine Herald

Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida plans to strengthen defense and security ties during his upcoming visit to the Philippines.

President Marcos Jr. believes that condoning agrarian reform beneficiaries’ debt will boost the economy and strengthen food security, emphasizing the importance of the agricultural sector for survival.

The signing of the Intergovernmental Energy Board Circular in Muslim Mindanao was hailed as a dividend of peace that will spur regional growth.

A non-government organization offers free services to correct clubfoot in children, providing therapy, treatment, and corrective braces and shoes to patients.

The health department in Western Visayas receives Tuberculosis mobile van to expand active case findings and provide accessible health services in remote areas.

The organization of bishops in the country encourages Philippine delegates to World Youth Day in Portugal to bring hope to a wounded world and share faith with fellow Catholic youth.

Misamis Oriental Provincial Jail ensures continued livelihood and education assistance for inmates at the new facility, promoting rehabilitation and skills development.

The Philippine Army’s donation drive reaches remote schools in Northern Samar, providing books, school supplies, and support to help suppress the insurgency.

Farmers, fisherfolk, and livestock raisers in Ilocos Norte receive agricultural inputs and farm machinery worth PHP20.9 million to support their livelihoods.

Filipino and Canadian colleges join forces to provide exciting international learning opportunities for college students, paving the way for future transformative partnerships.