Governor of Ilocos Norte Matthew Manotoc confirmed that a Christmas Bazaar featuring various items produced locally made by Ilocano agripreneurs will be held in San Juan City.
Christmas is quickly approaching, so all you ninongs and ninangs out there should get your finest and most effective responses ready for your inaanaks!
Shopee still has treats to give away for Christmas this year as they announced a competition for carol singing in which winners would receive Php10,000 and the chance to meet Jose Mari Chan in person.
The secretary for the Department of Budget and Management pointed out that the country should adopt digitalization, more importantly to the government processes and business models.
The Department of Social Welfare and Development demonstrated support at the National Indigenous Peoples Summit, addressing the governance gap for indigenous communities nationwide.
The online cultural show titled "The Face Mask" touched the hearts of many by depicting the deaf community's triumph over hardships during the pandemic
The Department of Social Welfare and Development in the Davao Region gave family relief packs and other essentials to the residents residing in the flood-affected towns in Davao Occidental and Davao del Sur.
With the help of the Energy Regulatory Commission and two government organizations, nearly 6 million Filipino families will continue to receive subsidies on their electricity bills.
Entrepreneur and multi-awarded host RJ Ledesma will discuss leadership, management, technological innovation, and economic recovery in an upcoming free-admission online lecture.
Senator Robin Padilla emphasized the presence of "Healing, Freedom, and Unity" and eliminating discrimination against Muslim women in his proposed bill about National Hijab Day.
Senator Cynthia Villar is in favor of the Philippines' Solid Waste Management's ongoing efforts to disassociate the Philippines from the label of "marine litter culprit."
An elementary school built in the mountainous area of Cebu showed appreciation to Visayan Electric's Brigada Eskwela Program for providing safety measures for electricity-related accidents.
The Federation of Thai Industries' chair gave his word that Thai businesses in the food and infrastructure sectors are prepared to make investments in the Philippines.
To provide support and protection to overseas Filipino workers in Thailand, the Department of Migrant Workers announced the first Philippine Overseas Labor Office to be opened in the said country.
This year, the Botanical Garden in Baguio City unveiled the "Christmas Around the World" theme, which included light shows starting at 8 p.m. through midnight.
The Borongan City government will offer free admission to the national surfing competition to those volunteers participating in a clean-up drive in the area.
The Department of Agriculture selected a photographer who highlighted the farmers' hard work of putting food on every Filipino table as the contest's overall winner in Davaos' #BUYani photo contest.
A local teacher from a school in Antique made a game-based remediation strategy named “Perya Matematika” to help children understand Mathematics in a fun way.
During the celebration of World Toilet Day, Iloilo province received a Zero Open Defecation seal after providing a hundred percent of access to proper sanitation to its constituents.
As Task Force Spaghetti Wires already removed 44 tons of lines from July to November, the municipal government of Bacolod continues to address the issue of useless telecommunication wires.
The Davao City Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council Office personally offered financial assistance to the Ilocos Norte government, corresponding to the typhoon and earthquake victims in the province.
President Bongbong Marcos and Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese agreed to collaborate on addressing agriculture, energy, and climate change to both countries.
Senator Win Gatchalian proposed the implementation of a public online library in the country to promote educational assistance despite calamities and other catastrophes.
After almost a month, the office of the Vice President is still on the move on giving relief packages to victims of Typhoon Paeng, especially in Laguna.
The provincial government of Negros Occidental and the AFS Intercultural Programs Philippines Foundation had an agreement that would open doors for foreign partners to engage with Filipino culture while studying the English language.
The secretary of the Department of Tourism sees a possible increase in North Luzon's tourism sector as tourists and investors are more inclined to visit the country.
Israeli Ambassador to the Philippines Ilan Fluss emphasized the cultural similarities between the Philippines and Israel, which encouraged more Israeli people to visit the country.
The Department of Science and Technology urged the local government units to promote charcoal briquette businesses while citing its benefits to the Filipino community.
Senator Jinggoy Estrada proposed a bill that will give equal cash incentives to athletes with or without disabilities to suffice their needs in sports competitions.
During the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation CEO Summit, President Marcos Jr. focused on providing stronger actions against climate change to avoid the worst impacts on different countries.
Senator Grace Poe announced the official rollout of the Subscriber Identity Module Registration Act before the year ends, which mandates existing SIM users to register.
During the four-day CARP Regional Trade Fair, numerous agrarian reform beneficiaries in Central Luzon highlighted their personally made quality products.
The Department of Science and Technology in the Caraga region will provide a newly-completed Automatic Weathering Station to Agusan Del Sur to help farmers manage their agricultural lands.
The Department of Trade and Industry expects Php13 million in sales in the 2022 “Panublion” trade fair featuring different micro, small, and medium entrepreneurs.