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Pangandaman Vows To Work Harder After Higher Trust Rating

Budget secretary Amenah Pangandaman vowed to work harder for the country after claiming the fourth spot for the most trusted Cabinet member under the current administration.

Dolly De Leon To Star In Another Hollywood Film This 2023

Award-winning Filipino actress Dolly de Leon aces up her entertainment career as she stars in another Hollywood film this year.

NIA To Rehabilitate 60-Year-Old Tingib Dam In Leyte

The National Irrigation Administration planned to do a rehabilitation service to an old dam in Leyte to maintain its assistance to farmers.

DAR Extends PHP1.9 Million Tractor To North Cotabato Farmers’ Coop

The Agrarian Reform's undersecretary Milagros Cristobal personally gave a new drive tractor to North Cotabato farmers, helping them to adapt even to the recent climate change.

DOH Opens Catheterization Lab For Central Luzon Residents

To strengthen its health sector, the Department of Health opened a laboratory in Central Luzon that serves locals with interventional cardiac and non-cardiac concerns.

iWantTFC Features Special Programming This Long Weekend

From the “Faith” special selection to movies under the “Heroes” selection, iWantTFC has set different programs to watch this long weekend.

From Charts To World Records: The Weeknd Entitled As World’s Most Popular Artist

Canadian artist The Weeknd hailed by the Guinness World Records as the most popular artist internationally by accumulating a total of 100 million listeners per month.

Paoay Lake To Host Dragon Boat Tilts In April, June

The Paoay Lake Natural Park is currently dealing with preparations for the upcoming dragon boat competitions this April and June.

Creator Of “The Pope’s Exorcist” Shares Glimpse Of The Horror Film

Directors of the upcoming horror film “The Pope’s Exorcist” shared some snippets and the story behind the thrilling movie.

Department Of Agriculture: Funded Bridges Improve Lives Of Sagay City Residents

The Department of Agriculture reassured that its funded bridges in a town in Negros Occidental are set to benefit residents and farmers in their daily living.

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