The Philippine Herald

The Leyte City government announced that an abandoned hotel complex in Tacloban is set to reopen for fiesta activities while awaiting full development.

The educational department in Bicol recently discussed the revision the Learning Recovery Plan to provide improved learning programs to students.

The United States trained over 100 English teachers nationwide to reach 7,000 teachers and 250,000 students.

Senator Christopher Lawrence Go commended the performance of the Filipino athletes who participated in the 32nd South East Asian Games in Cambodia.

The Department of Social Welfare and Development spearheads digital transformation in government agencies, embracing a new era of innovation.

The Regional Specialty Centers Act, one of the priority measures of President Marcos Jr., reached the Senate plenary.

Senator Grace Poe said power firms granted with a franchise and permits carry the colossal task of providing reliable electricity at all times.

President Marcos Jr. assures the sugar industry’s stakeholders of putting a premium on local production amid scheduled plans to import 150,000 metric tons of sugar.

For the first time in more than a decade, a new platform for IP groups to promote their harvests has been added to the annual summer trade fair in Ilocos.

The Department of Agriculture shows support to a farmers’ group in Davao de Oro province to increase their cacao production.