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First Government-Backed Startup Eyes Overseas Footprint

Filipino startup SolX Technologies secures government investment and aims to expand its footprint to bring affordable electricity to Asia.

Government Allots PHP22.98 Billion To Improve Health Facilities Nationwide In 2024

The government sets aside more than Php22 billion for nationwide health facility improvement, ensuring better healthcare standards and COVID-19 response measures.

PCO To Empower Next Generation To Be ‘Responsible Digital Citizens’

Presidential Communications Office Secretary Cheloy Velicaria-Garafil commits to shaping responsible digital citizens in the age of information through Media and Information Literacy.

DBM Oks Release Of PHP3.84 Billion For Free College Education Program

The government approved more than Php3 billion for a free college education program, benefiting 141,000 tertiary education students.

PBBM Sees Immediate Need To Modernize Agri, Fisheries

President Bongbong Marcos emphasizes the urgent need for modernizing the agriculture sector to make the Philippines a food- and nutrition-secure nation.

VP Sara Wants PCCI Involved In DepEd’s SHS Curriculum Review

Vice President Sara Duterte invites the Chamber of Commerce to shape Senior High School curriculum, boosting employability and preparing our learners for the digital future.

PBBM Vows Continued Support For Sports Dev’t Initiatives, Programs

President Marcos Jr. assures Filipino athletes of continued support, promising better results in future international competitions.

PH Hass Avocado Now Available In Korea

From the Philippines to South Korea! Fresh Hass avocados are now available, symbolizing the strong trade relationship between the two countries.

PH Inks New Cooperation Framework With UN For 2024-2028

The Philippines reaffirms its commitment to sustainable development by signing a new cooperation framework with the United Nations.

House Bill Expands Dental Services In Rural Health Units

Hundreds of rural health units across the country will now have dentists and aides, thanks to a new bill aiming to improve dental health care in the Philippines.