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“Trolls Band Together” To Bring Joy In PH Cinemas This November 15

Poppy and Branch unite for a musical family rescue mission, revealing secrets, romance, and a rainbow-filled adventure in Trolls Band Together.

PH, Timor-Leste To Renew Deal On Higher Education

The Philippines and Timor-Leste revitalized higher education partnerships, paving the way for better opportunities and a brighter future for their citizens.

Senator Grace Poe: Ensure Kids Get Fresh, Unspoiled Milk In Feeding Program

Senator Grace Poe emphasizes the need for strict monitoring of government feeding programs to ensure fresh and nutritious meals for children.

BIR Road Formally Renamed Senator Miriam P. Defensor-Santiago Avenue

Vice President Sara Duterte unveils Senator Miriam Defensor-Santiago Avenue in Quezon City, honoring the late legislator’s legacy and contributions to justice.

PBBM Declares 2023-2033 As ‘Dekada Ng Kasaysayan Ng Pilipinas’

President Bongbong Marcos declares 2023-2033 as the ‘Decade of Philippine History’ to honor NHCP’s centennial, fostering historical appreciation.

Chinese Firm ‘More Than Ready’ To Implement Samal-Davao Bridge Project

China Road and Bridge Corp. is ready to overcome setbacks and implement the Samal Island-Davao City Connector project for socioeconomic progress.

Bacolod City, Korea’s Andong City Strengthen Cultural Links

Bacolod City government strengthens bonds with South Korea’s Andong City, showcasing vibrant MassKara Festival performances and paving the way for a colorful collaboration between the two cities.

27 Indigent Families In Pangasinan Get PHP500 Thousand Grant For Organic Farm

Families in Barangay Nancayasan received over Php500,000 in funding for their organic farm, paving the way for food sufficiency and economic empowerment.

100 Kids Get Free Birth Certificates From BARMM

The Ministry of Social Services and Development issues free certificates of live births to 100 children in Maguindanao as part of the Children’s Month celebration.

340 Siquijor Residents Get Cash-For-Work Benefits

The Department of Social Welfare and Development provides a Php1.4 million cash subsidy to more than 300 Siquijor residents through cash-for-work programs and disaster resiliency training initiatives.

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