The Philippine Herald

The Philippine Competition Commission opens i-Station in Davao, strengthening its presence in Mindanao for economic growth and consumer welfare.

Bacolod City pitches two game-changing projects at the Belt and Road Summit, aiming to revolutionize renewable energy and transportation.

Batangas boosts funding for key programs with an additional PHP239.2 million, emphasizing health, education, livelihood, and protection.

The Malacañang announced to launch of the Konsyerto ng Palasyo in October to celebrate the efforts of Filipino teachers nationwide.

Shrimp and prawn production in the Philippines is set to soar in 2023, defying COVID-19 challenges and boosting the national economy.

President Marcos Jr. affirms unwavering support for the Philippine National Police plans and programs, turning police officers into agents of positive change for a safer and prosperous Philippines.

Budget Secretary Amenah Pangandaman disclosed that local government units to receive over PHP1 trillion in 2024, empowering regions for inclusive growth and economic development.

The Civil Service Commission urges scientists to build a stronger nation through innovation, honoring newly conferred career scientists for their dedication and achievements.

President Marcos Jr. distributes confiscated rice to Pantawid Pamilyang Pilipino Program beneficiaries and pledges support for farmers and rice price stability.

President Bongbong Marcos commends 1.8 million government workers for their tireless dedication to quality service, honoring their commitment on the 123rd Philippine Civil Service Anniversary.