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Japan Prime Minister Fumio Kishida on Friday said his government will continue supporting the Philippine’s public-private infrastructure developments in line with the Marcos administration’s Build Better More policy in addition to smart agriculture and renewable energy adoption.
COTABATO CITY, Philippines — A popular radio commentator died in a daring gun attack from an unknown assailant while hosting his radio program at his home in Calamba, Misamis Occidental, yesterday morning.
MANILA, Philippines — Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida expressed Japan's commitment to helping the Philippines with its infrastructure projects, aligning with President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.'s Build Better More policy.
THE Boy Scouts of the Philippines (BSP) has awarded the winners of this year's Ten Outstanding Boy Scouts (TOBS).
COTABATO CITY — Local executives in Sultan Kudarat province on Friday urged the remaining members of the New People’s Army to surrender following Tuesday’s death of a regional guerilla leader in a brief clash with soldiers in Kalamansig town.
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. eyes more industrialized agriculture facilities to ensure poultry supply with the advent of the holiday season.
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. eyes more industrialized agriculture facilities to ensure poultry supply with the advent of the holiday season.
Afire at a clothing store in the southern Philippines has killed 17 employees, most of whom were women who were asleep and trapped on the top floor, officials said.The blaze in the three-storey shop in Butuan raged for five hours. Firefighters and police scouring the gutted building found 17 bodies, said city police chief Pedro Obaldo.At least 20 employees, mostly women, were sleeping at the store when the fire broke out, Mr Obaldo said.