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At least 16 public utility drivers in Nueva Ecija were given the chance to enhance their skills, which could help them gain employment and livelihood opportunities.

Camarines Sur Town Third Best Coastal Community In BFAR’s MMK

The local government unit of Sagñay in Camarines Sur bagged third place in the National Search for Outstanding Coastal Community 2021.

19.6K Recipients Avail Of Sustainable Livelihood Program

Over 19,600 recipients from poor and marginalized sectors have benefited from the government's sustainable livelihood program.

Governor: Scholarship Aid Factor To Sustain Insurgency-Free Status

GIDAs and former rebels in Davao de Oro can now avail of the government's educational scholarship program.

Villar SIPAG’s Las Piñas Composting Project Bags An Int’l Award For Environmental Project

The VIllar SIPAG's Las Piñas Kitchen Wastes Composting Project won the Energy Globe Award, the world's most prestigious award for environmental sustainability.

OECD: Global Economic Growth To Slow To 2.2% In 2023

The Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development sees a slowdown to the increase of the gross domestic product globally by 2.2% next year.

Food, Travel Take Center Stage In DOT-11’s ‘Kaon Ta, Kain Pa!’

Food and travel tourism is set to take center stage at the 21st edition of the "Kaon Ta, Kain Pa! Food and Travel Festival" in Davao.

SKYBIZ Holds ‘Blue Carpet’ Event For Partners

SKYBIZ holds a two-day screening of "Black Panther: Wakanda Forever" at the Newport Cinema.

Robin Represents Senate In Hosting Vietnamese Delegation In Manila Activities

Sen. Robin Padilla, representing the Philippine Senate, acted as the civilian host to a high-powered delegation from Vietnam.

Baguio Needs More Skilled Tourism Workers To Meet Industry Demand

The City Tourism Office in Baguio City is urging training centers to continue upskilling and retraining workers to be able to meet the manpower needs of the industry.

Government Officials Vow To Help Informal Settlers In Negros Oriental Town

Authorities promised to find a method to settle a land dispute with the farmers in Negros Oriental town.

Covid-19 Contact Tracing QR Code Still In Effect In Cagayan De Oro

Local officials in Cagayan de Oro reiterated that the QR code for the COVID-19 contact tracing mechanism is still in effect, even when public health protocols have been eased.

26 Siargao Surfers Join National Tourney In Samar

The Surf in the City Festival 2022 will be held in Samar.

President Marcos Calls For More Public-Private Tie-Ups In Healthcare

To further create a high-quality healthcare system in the country, President Bongbong Marcos calls for greater public-private collaborations in the healthcare industry.

Philippines, Indonesia Enhance Diplomatic Relations, Boost Security Ties

The Philippines and Indonesia agreed to develop their relations from the 1975 border agreements to promote peace and order between countries.

President Marcos: Php11 Billion Fishery Project To Give Fisherfolk Good Income

President Marcos Jr. announced the approval of a Php11.2 billion fishery project aiming to increase the income of Filipino fisherfolk.

NEDA Board Oks New Project, Amends 5 Ongoing Projects

During its first meeting, the National Economic and Development Authority officially approved five ongoing projects including programs under the fisheries sector.

Manila Zoo: From Bay Polluter To 2022 Golden Kubeta Awardee

The Manila Zoo, which used to be known as a bay polluter, was recognized as one of the top winners for the Maynilad awards this year after developing its sewage treatment system.

UFCC Praises DOE, ERC And DSWD For Signing The Extension Of Electricity Lifeline Rate

The United Filipino Consumers and Commuters praised three government agencies for approving the extension of the electricity lifeline rate, which provides subsidies for electricity needs.

Agusan Del Norte Coffee Growers Get 4 Dryers To Improve Bean Quality

The Department of Agriculture in the Caraga region provided All Weather Type Dryers units to coffee growers in Agusan Del Norte to improve the quality of coffee beans.

Ilocos Norte Town Makes History, Thrives In The New Normal

A town from Ilocos Norte continuously strives for betterment during the pandemic by showing support for rural and underserved communities.

Negros Occidental Sustains Advocacy For Organic Agriculture

After its postponement due to the pandemic, the Negros Occidental provincial government will bring back the Negros Island Organic Farmers’ Festival to promote products through organic farming.

10 Davao Cacao Farmers Cited For ‘Best Quality Cocoa’

Some cacao growers from the Davao region will participate in the 2022 Philippine Cocoa Quality Awards after being selected as one of the best cocoa suppliers.

Population-Related Data Of Each Iloilo LGU Now Accessible Online

For more transparency, the provincial government of Iloilo has started to incorporate population-related data and information from 42 municipalities accessible.

Young Ilocano Siblings Venture Into Agri-Enterprise Dev’t

Two siblings from Ilocos Norte present their hard work to develop their own agribusiness at a young age.

North Cotabato Farmers Group Gets Php600 Thousand Hauling Truck From DAR

The Department of Agrarian Reform has given PHP600,000 hauling truck to a cooperative of small banana farmers in North Cotabato to help them boost their production.

43 Western Visayas LGUs Cited For Effective Disaster Risk Reduction

A total of 43 local government units from Western Visayas were recognized through their efficient disaster response to their community.

Tagle Among Overseers Of Caritas Internationalis Revamp

Caritas Internationalis president emeritus Cardinal Tagle announced that he will participate in overseeing the development of the church’s charity arm.

Bacolod Sees Tourist Arrivals Back To Pre-Pandemic Level In 2023

Chief tourism operations officer Maria Teresa Manalili expects to bring back the pre-pandemic tourists count in Bacolod City following the monthly events proposed.

Steak Specialties Hog Limelight In Clark’s Gastronomic Campaign

To promote the Freeport as a destination for culinary tourism, the Clark Development Corporation launches a steak campaign in association with several hotels.

DepEd Urges Suppliers To Provide Higher-Quality Laptops

The Department of Education intended to ensure that teachers and students would benefit from laptops by putting more of an emphasis on the device's quality than its brand.

Philippines To Host 2023 Asian Age Group Swimming Championships

The Philippines is set to host next year's Asian Age Group Swimming Championships after the sealed agreement between the Philippine Olympic Committee and Asia Swimming Federation.

Romualdez Welcomes Vietnamese Counterpart, Boosts Philippine-Vietnam Ties

House of Representatives Speaker Martin Romualdez and National Assembly of Vietnam Chairman Vuong Dinh Hue saw the importance of partnership in trade and economic relations and people-to-people exchanges.

Two-Thirds Of People Support Rules To End Plastic Pollution

According to surveys conducted by the World Wide Fund for Nature and another international environmental group, people believe that laws should be made to address the growing problem of plastic pollution worldwide.

New Vignette For “I Wanna Dance With Somebody” Celebrates Whitney

A new vignette titled “Celebrating Whitney Houston” was released to the public to give a sneak peek at the upcoming movie "I Wanna Dance with Somebody."

“Magic Mike’s Last Dance” Trailer Teases Finale Of Sexy Trilogy

The musical comedy “Magic Mike’s Last Dance" is set to bring laughter and a hit of drama for Valentine's Day next year.

Lacuna Vows Manileños To See Her ‘Brand Of Governance’ Soon

Manila Mayor Honey Lacuna reassured that her constituents would see bigger and better progress in the city through her governance starting next year.

Implementation Of Metropolitan Davao Development Authority Law Pushed

In trying to address the issues with the region's rapid urbanization and growth, Davao City representative Paolo Duterte sought to enhance the Metropolitan Davao Development Authority.

DSWD-Eastern Visayas Prepositions 34K Food Packs For ‘Rainy Days’

To be ready for a potentially rainy season in areas of Eastern Visayas, the Department of Social Welfare and Development prepared family food packets in advance.

POPCOM: Increase Of ‘Employable’ Filipinos Should Be Maximized

The Commission on Population and Development advises the national government to create more high-quality jobs to steadily raise the nation's employment rate.

VP Sara Underscores Vital Role Of Libraries, Librarians

In a bid to address the learning loss and insurgency of Filipinos, Vice President Sara Duterte pointed to the importance of library services and librarians in the Philippines.

CHED Urged To Lift Moratorium On BS Nursing Program

A party-list delegate encouraged the Commission on Higher Education to lift the moratorium on the Bachelor of Science in Nursing degree to address the local and global shortage of nurses.

Marcos Tells Filipino Scientists: Stay In Philippines, We’ll Support You

President Marcos pledged additional support to Filipino scientists' research and development initiatives to encourage them to stay and serve the country.

Give 13th Month Pay To Workers, DOLE Tells Employers

The Department of Labor and Employment prompted the release of 13-month pay as employers are mandated to disseminate it on or before December 24.

Affordable Christmas Gift Ideas That You Can Buy For Less Than Php 500

If you're still struggling to look for something affordable yet thoughtful gift this Christmas, here are items you can buy with your Php500.

Leyte Towns Urged To Venture Into Massive Bamboo Planting

Palo Mayor Remedios Petilla has urged towns in Leyte to allot time and area to bamboo planting to accomplish the province's goal as the top bamboo producer in the country.

BFAR: 3 Coastal Communities Win Php58 Million Worth Of Livelihood Projects

The Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources recognized three coastal communities from different provinces for effectively implementing policies and frameworks that would benefit their constituents

National Surfing Tilt To Attract 400 Visitors To Borongan City

The Borongan City government expects at least 400 visitors during the start of the National Surfing Competition in the province.

Kids Learn Of Smoking’s Ill Effects Via Storytelling

The Iloilo City government has partnered with a provincial task force to educate kids about the harmful effects of smoking.

Negros Occidental Builds Barracks For Army Soldiers As Gesture Of Support

The provincial government of Negros Occidental constructed more staff houses for the 303rd Infantry Brigade of the Philippine Army in recognition of their efforts in defending the province.