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Sarangani Villagers To Benefit From PHP1.1 Million Farm-To-Market Road

A remote village in Glan town receives a PHP1.1 million farm-to-market road, benefiting 130 households and improving access to education, healthcare, and markets.

Startup Develops Portable Educational Kits For Remote Villages

The iTeach PET empowers remote communities with a solar-powered toolkit, bridging the educational gap and transforming learning in disadvantaged areas.

Government Peace Adviser Vows Continued Support For CAR’s Development

The government’s commitment to peace and development in the Cordillera region continues as socioeconomic interventions are brought in, honoring a 37-year-old peace agreement.

920K DepEd Teaching Personnel To Get Performance-Based Bonus

Over 900k teachers in the Philippines are set to receive performance-based bonuses for their outstanding accomplishments in education.

PH, Argentina Discuss Areas For Cooperation

The Philippines and Argentina forge multifaceted partnerships tackling nuclear energy, space exploration, and rice importation.

Student Launches A Car-Booking App, Helping Commuters And Drivers

Former Filipino multimedia arts student revolutionizes transportation with his self-made car-booking app, offering affordable fares and empowering drivers.

182 Rice Retailers In Davao Get PHP15 Thousand Subsidy Each From DSWD

Over 180 small rice retailers in the Davao Region receive PHP15,000 aid to cope with losses due to the rice price cap.

Negrenses Hold Socio-Civic Activities To Mark PBBM’s Birthday

Local government units in Negros Occidental celebrate President Marcos Jr.’s 66th birthday with coastal clean-up, medical missions, and more.

Local Officials Promote Bacolod City In Hong Kong Summit

Mayor Benitez leads a team of government officials to Hong Kong’s Belt and Road Summit to attract foreign investors and boost employment in Bacolod City.

3 More HIV Treatment Hubs To Open In Cordillera This Year

Cordillera region expands HIV treatment services and plans three new centers in response to rising cases while dengue cases drop.

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