DA: Tomato prices up P180 per kilo
MANILA, Philippines — The retail price of tomatoes has increased to P180 per kilo in Metro Manila markets, according to the Department of Agriculture.
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Samar educator submits raffia research to British institution
BOHOL, Philippines — In a recent visit to the island province of Bohol, we immersed ourselves in its vibrant crafts sector, especially in the loom-weaving cottage industry that produces the raffia fiber from the buri palm.
Guiao looking to make most of Nambatac trade in PBA Draft
MANILA, Philippines – Rain or Shine Elasto Painters head coach Yeng Guiao is hoping that sending Rey Nambatac to the Blackwater Bossing in a trade a few months back will be worth it.
Tomato retail price expected to go down soon – DA
MANILA, Philippines — The retail price of tomatoes is expected to go down within one to two weeks after it increased to P180 per kilo in the past few days, according to an official of the Department of Agriculture.
Good Design Award recognizes restoration
OUTSTANDING designs that exemplified restoration, community and inclusivity won the top awards during the recently concluded 2024 Good Design Award Philippines, held at The Globe Tower, Bonifacio Global City in Taguig. The Malasakit Gran Prix Award winner, the First United Building in Escolta, Manila, was lauded for showing the power of restoration and adaptive reuse in driving urban regeneration.
P35 wage hike still appealable – DOLE
MANILA, Philippines — Amid complaints from labor groups, Labor Secretary Bienvenido Laguesma said yesterday the wage order granting an increase of P35 in the daily minimum pay of workers in Metro Manila is still appealable.
Tarlac property declared as industrial park
MANILA, Philippines — President Marcos has declared several parcels of land in Victoria, Tarlac as a special economic zone.
Pump prices to go down next week
MANILA, Philippines — After four straight weeks of increases, fuel prices are expected to go down by as much as P1.15 per liter next week, according to the Department of Energy (DOE).