MGEN builds its workplace culture through everyday practices that bring its values into employee collaboration, inclusion, safety, wellness, and shared experiences.
Nestlé welcomed the Department of Agriculture’s creation of the Coffee Industry Development Office as a step toward strengthening the Philippine coffee industry.
With scams constantly changing, KasKasan Buddies sees its nationwide membership as an early-warning network where experiences can help others recognize emerging fraud tactics.
President Marcos Jr. demands action from the National Grid Corporation of the Philippines to deliver vital grid projects, ensuring efficient electricity supply and a unified market.
Marcos Administration takes action against job mismatch, strengthening partnerships to provide upskilling programs for higher education institution students and graduates.
President Marcos Jr. prioritizes physical connectivity to drive economic growth under the PHP8.3 trillion ‘Build Better More’ program, with more than 100 new projects initiated.
President Marcos Jr. highlights the PHP8.3-trillion “Build Better More” Program and its impact on the Philippine economy, with over 190 new infrastructure projects fueling growth.
Negros Occidental Governor Eugenio Lacson celebrates the lifting of a public health emergency, promising economic growth and urging continued vigilance against Covid-19.
President Bongbong Marcos assures fair employment and safe migration for Filipino workers as the world economy reopens, forging bilateral labor relations with other countries.
The Philippine economy receives a ringing endorsement with the surge in investment pledges, signaling strong growth and promising prospects for the future.
Ilocos Norte empowers 75 out-of-school youths with cattle production opportunities backed by the Department of Agriculture’s credit assistance program.
The Department of Migrant Workers reassured to continue releasing paper forms while transitioning to digital OFW Pass in compliance with its stakeholders.
President Bongbong Marcos highlighted the essence of his pro-poor executive order 34 to address homelessness and provide affordable housing for all Filipinos.
The Department of Social Welfare and Development assures well-maintained facilities and ample personnel to support vulnerable sectors, expressing gratitude for the Marcos administration’s funding.
The local government unit of Antique urged to adopt a Community-Based Inclusive Development strategy to improve health services for persons with disability.
President Marcos Jr. emphasizes national security and the people’s welfare, commending the National Security Council and National Intelligence Coordinating Agency’s dedicated service.
Senator Cynthia Villar leads the groundbreaking for a border facility to inspect imported agricultural products, ensuring food safety and disease prevention.
The United Kingdom’s Wanderlust Magazine nominates the Philippines for Most Desirable Country, Region (Cebu), and Island (Palawan) in Reader Travel Awards.
Ivana Alawi officially stays Kapamilya, unveiling exciting projects, workshops, and dreams of working with Coco Martin, Joshua Garcia, and KathNiel coming soon!
Bangsamoro lawyer & Foreign Service Officer Ashyanna Bangcola champions peace and culture, protecting heritage and empowering youth for a better future.
Over 4 million Filipino children benefited from the Department of Social Welfare and Development’s Supplemental Feeding Program, fighting malnutrition and improving health.
Senator Imee Marcos delivers a staggering PHP1 billion boost to farmers in Northern Mindanao, revolutionizing agriculture and empowering local communities.
The National Irrigation Administration implements contingency measures in Ilocos Region to mitigate El Niño’s impact on farmlands, including crop adjustments and direct seeding.
Southeast Asian Games long jump champion Janry Ubas soars to victory, boosting his chances for World Championships qualification with an impressive 7.86m leap in Finland.
Task Force Davao launches a powerful infomercial to empower the youth and create a culture of security in Davao City, saving lives and protecting neighborhoods.
A new tomato cold storage facility funded by the World Bank will help Ilocos Norte farmers to reduce post-harvest losses and benefit local tomato growers.