Tala joins the ASEAN Financial Health Challenge as a Financial Health Champion, supporting efforts to strengthen responsible lending and financial resilience across the region.
President Marcos Jr. showcases his agricultural prowess, emphasizing the importance of farmers and fisherfolk in his second State of the Nation Address.
The local government of Puerto Princesa rescue workers evacuated more families from vulnerable neighborhoods as Typhoon Egay and the monsoon posed an imminent danger.
First Circle renews the Department of Trade and Industry partnership, empowering small businesses with non-collateral loans for global competitiveness until 2025.
The Department of Social Welfare and Development launches the “Buong Bansa Handa” disaster preparedness program to ensure swift aid and relief nationwide.
The Department of Labor and Employment releases PHP328 million for an emergency employment program benefiting over 66,000 workers in the Ilocos Region, providing hope amidst economic challenges.
The Department of Health is revolutionizing the distribution of Covid-19 health emergency allowance to healthcare workers for more efficient and timely delivery.
The Catholic Bishops’ Conference of the Philippines sends the largest-ever delegation of 1,500 Filipinos to World Youth Day in Portugal, joining 67,000 pilgrims to more than 100 countries.
President Bongbong Marcos pledges to protect and promote the rights of overseas Filipino workers in Malaysia, strengthening ties between the two countries.
Get ready for an extraordinary love story with Donny Pangilinan and Belle Mariano in their highly-anticipated ABS-CBN primetime series, “Can’t Buy Me Love.”
Cleft-focused organization Smile Train initiated a program that would make the largest online photo album of smiling mouths together with actress Samantha Hanratty in its attempt to get a Guinness World title.
Vice President Sara Duterte praises President Marcos Jr.’s support for education reforms, Mindanao development, and national socio-economic agenda during his State of the Nation Address.
The Department of Migrant Workers promised a strong commitment to promote welfare & support overseas Filipino workers in compliance with the recent statement of President Bongbong Marcos.
The Department of Education commits to the Marcos administration’s vision of a bright future for Filipino learners through innovative reforms and accelerated delivery of education services.
Easing regulations and common tower infrastructure drive digital connectivity improvements, attracting data centers and improving public services nationwide.
Energy Secretary emphasizes connectivity as key to renewable energy growth, highlighting the need for fast-tracking transmission projects to meet rising power demand and attract investments.
With the alarming issues related to climate change, experts and other businesses urged the corporate sector to provide an extra push in addressing sustainability practices.
With its beautiful scenery and fun activities, an international travel magazine hailed Boracay Island as the tenth favorite island in the world in 2023.
The Department of Budget and Management vowed to prioritize social protection, food security, and key infrastructure projects in unveiling the 2024 national budget proposal.
Vice President Sara Duterte praises President Marcos Jr.’s peace-building efforts in Mindanao and education reforms in his recent State of the Nation Address.
President Marcos Jr.’s SONA brings hope to farmers, fishers, health workers, and the business sector in Ilocos Norte, promising huge progress in the said sectors.
Senator Angara praises President Marcos for his comprehensive State of the Nation Address, highlighting the “Tatak Pinoy” bill as the key measure for economic growth and job creation.
Senator Grace Poe calls for urgent action to pass a bill for the Department of Water Resources Management to provide a fast approach to the water crisis.
Filipino math wizards conquered the 11th World Mathematics Invitation in South Korea, bagging more than 100 awards, including the “Star of the World” recognition.
The president calls for transformative change in government procurement and auditing during his second State of the Nation Address to adapt to the changing times.
The Department of Labor and Employment extends the ‘payao’ project to the Samal City fisherfolk association, which is expected to earn PHP90,000 weekly, aiding 80 households.