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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."

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.

Since TESDA began providing free tech-voc education training in 2018, about 10.8 million people have graduated and have a brighter future ahead of them.

The Department of Labor and Employment is certain that the Duterte administration has kept its promise to overseas Filipino workers to provide them with a better life.

The Commission on Higher Education lauded the Duterte administration for its efforts in the education sector, claiming that millions of students received free education during Duterte's term.

The Commission on Human Rights welcomed the latest pronouncement of the Department of Education to fully open face-to-face classes by June.

The National Housing Authority has provided housing assistance to nearly 1,000 Negros Occidental residents affected by Typhoon Odette.

Westlife, one of your favorite boy bands from the 1990s, is returning to Manila next year.

This Bicolana student is now set to compete in Myanmar against other ASEAN countries to represent the Philippines.

It’s time to celebrate! Lumpiang Shanghai? Check. Drinks and beers? Check. Grad cake? How about a minimalist one? If you’re looking for one, then this article has got you covered.