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Zero Youth Council Bets In 16 Baguio City Villages

Barangay candidates flood polls, but youth shy away from SK roles, sparking concerns over civic engagement and leadership among youth in Baguio.

Western Visayas Rice Retailers To Get PHP3.75 Million Subsidy

The Department of Social Welfare and Development is to provide urgent aid worth PHP3.75M to 250 rice retailers affected by the price ceiling, boosting their resilience amid economic challenges.

578 Bicol Rice Retailers Undergoing Verification For Government Assistance

The Department of Trade and Industry profiles more than 500 rice retailers affected by price ceilings, ensuring compliance and financial assistance eligibility.

PBBM Leads Commemoration Of Father’s 106th Birth Anniversary

President Marcos Jr. pledges to carry on his father’s legacy, igniting hope for a united and prosperous nation.

Navy’s Littoral Combat Capability Gets Boost With Ex-US Patrol Vessels

Philippine Navy welcomes cyclone-class patrol vessels, strengthening maritime defense and US-Philippine alliance for a secure Indo-Pacific Region.

Netizen Shows Goodwill By Helping A Kid Buy School Needs, Inspiring Acts Of Kindness

A heartwarming TikTok video went viral recently as a netizen undoubtedly helped a kid have enough supplies for the start of his school year.

PH, Australia Ink 2 Accords As Strategic Partners

The Philippines and Australia forge strategic partnerships for a brighter, more prosperous future, collaborating across vital areas to drive growth and innovation.

Foreign Affairs Secretary To Visit Argentina

Foreign Affairs Secretary Enrique Manalo will have a historic visit to Buenos Aires to strengthen Philippines-Argentina ties and pave the way for future collaborations in science, trade, and culture.

Senator Bong Go Supports New Five-Year Plan To Combat Malnutrition

Senator Bong Go supports the new Philippine Plan of Action for Nutrition to provide a pivotal advancement in the country’s battle against malnutrition.

Feeding Program To Serve Over 20K Kids In Antique

Over 20,000 children in Antique are set to benefit from the Supplementary Feeding Program, fighting hunger and malnutrition.

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