Marcos prioritizes local products in gov't procurement
MANILA, Philippines — President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. is pushing for the use of Filipino-made building materials in government infrastructure projects to boost local industries.
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Press Release - Gatchalian flags: Top TESDA programs don't align with fastest growing sector
Programs of the Technical Education and Skills Development Authority (TESDA) with the highest enrollment do not align with the most in-demand jobs until 2025, Senator Gatchalian flagged.
Sta. Ana, Manila barangay officials file forgery complaint vs ex-village treasurer, Suntrust
MANILA, Philippines – Officials of Barangay 885 in Santa Ana, Manila, filed a criminal complaint for falsification of documents against their former barangay treasurer and Suntrust Properties Incorporated.
US, China agree to work towards Biden-Xi meeting next month
WASHINGTON, United States — The United States and China agreed Friday to work towards setting up a meeting between the two countries' leaders next month, American officials said after President Joe Biden met Beijing's top diplomat at the White House.
Press Release - Bong Go pushes for more gov't support for the livelihood sector as he aids displaced workers in Koronadal City, South Cotabato
Senator Christopher "Bong" Go, in coordination with Congressman Peter Miguel, directed his team to join a relief effort for displaced workers in Koronadal City, South Cotabato on Tuesday, October 24.
Philippine Film Heritage Building breaks ground, eyes Q4 2024 completion
MANILA, Philippines — The Department of Tourism and the Film Development Council of the Philippines on Thursday led the groundbreaking ceremony of the Philippine Film Heritage Building in Intramuros, Manila.
Austria eyes hiring 500 OFWs annually
FIVE hundred overseas Filipino workers (OFWs) are being eyed for deployment to Austria annually amid the shortage of skilled workers in the Central European nation.
BARMM’s proposed 2024 budget allots P30.2-B for education
COTABATO CITY — Almost 30% of the proposed P98.46 billion budget of the Bangsamoro regional government is earmarked for education programs in its six provinces where illiteracy is so prevalent owing to decades of secessionist conflicts.