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Peaceful, Violence-Free Polls Vowed

President Rodrigo Roa Duterte again vowed peaceful and clean elections under his administration.

DOTr To Roll Out ‘Libreng Sakay’ Nationwide This Week

Commuters nationwide will soon enjoy free rides aboard different public utility vehicles this week with the rollout of the Service Contracting Program in other parts of the country.

Sara Vows To Empower PWDs With More Jobs, Trainings

Vice presidential aspirant Sara Duterte vowed to replicate Davao City programs for Persons with Disabilities by providing them with more jobs and livelihood training.

Isko Moreno Counts On ‘Silent Majority’ To Take Him To Malacañang

Aksyon Demokratiko presidential bet Francisco “Isko Moreno” Domagoso is banking on the votes of the “silent majority”, whom he said will spell the difference in the May 9 polls.

Be Informed: How PH President, Vice President Are Proclaimed

Following the May 9 election, here's what occurs next before the new president and vice president are sworn in:

Arrivals Since February Reach 202K

After the government formally reopened its borders to select countries, the Department of Tourism hailed the recent increase in the number of foreign tourist arrivals in the country.

First Sustainability-Centric Fund In The PH Caps Anniversary With Top Ranked Returns

The first Unit Investment Trust Fund in the Philippines ended its first full year with a return of 21% - beating its benchmark of the Philippine Stock Exchange Index by over 18%.

‘Balik Probinsya’ Beneficiary Happy With Lucky Break

One can feel the excitement of Michael Angelo Tel hours before he left Metro Manila for good and restart his life in Catanduanes where he was born through the national government’s Balik Probinsya, Bagong Pag-Asa program.

Villar Cites ‘Build, Build, Build’ Gains

Former Public Works and Highways Secretary Mark Villar has vowed to work for the continuation of the" Build, Build, Build" program if he wins the Senate race.

Restrictions, Incentives May Encourage Filipinos To Get Booster

A health expert believes that imposing restrictions and offering incentives could persuade fully vaccinated people to get their booster shots.