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Ilocos Norte Gov’t To Hire More Employees

Ilocos Norte now opens the new and old job vacancies to be filled under the administration of re-elected Governor Matthew Joseph Manotoc.

DOH-8 Pushes Fogging To Curb Rising Dengue Cases

The Department of Health in Eastern Visayas has expressed support for fogging activities to combat the rising cases of dengue fever in the region.

Korea Opens Walk-In Visa Application For Filipinos

The Korean Embassy in Manila will start processing walk-in visa applications, pending the resumption of those processed through travel agencies.

27 Farmer Groups Get Over P20-M Agri Projects In Caraga

Farmer organizations in the Caraga Region have received different livelihood projects this year.

MinDa: 600kW Solar Project In Tawi-Tawi Operational By November

The solar project in Tawi-Tawi is set to operate by November this year, the Mindanao Development Authority said.

Marcos Admin Crafting ‘More Expansive’ Policy For Media Workers

The incoming Marcos administration is crafting a “more expansive” policy that will give media workers in the country more protection and benefits, Press Secretary-designate Trixie Cruz-Angeles said.

81.4-M Passengers Benefit From ‘Libreng Sakay’

Over 81 million passengers have received the benefits of the government's "Libreng Sakay," which has been a huge help during the pandemic.

No Severe Covid-19 Cases So Far Recorded Despite Uptick

No severe Covid-19 cases so far have been recorded by health authorities despite having an uptick of active cases, Vaccine Expert Panel member, Dr. Rontgene Solante, said.

Duterte Gov’t Keeps Promise To Bring About Change, Development

Acting Presidential Spokesperson and Communications Secretary Martin Andanar expressed confidence that Duterte and his Cabinet will step down from office "with flying colors," given their fulfilled vow to serve the people with "real courage and compassion."

Locsin: Duterte Admin Prioritized Protection Of Filipinos Abroad

After six years of advocating migrant rights abroad, the Duterte administration will step down with the assurance that reforms are now taking place in host countries to protect overseas workers, including Filipinos.