Fifty golfers from different parts of Mindanao joined the tournament’s opening day, helping showcase Northern Mindanao’s potential for sporting events.
Another measure would require government agencies to allocate part of furniture and fixture budgets for engineered bamboo and other bamboo-based products.
The CCC wants coastal cleanups to generate more than cleaner shorelines by turning collected waste information into practical changes in local policies.
Aksyon Demokratiko presidential bet Francisco “Isko Moreno” Domagoso is banking on the votes of the “silent majority”, whom he said will spell the difference in the May 9 polls.
After the government formally reopened its borders to select countries, the Department of Tourism hailed the recent increase in the number of foreign tourist arrivals in the country.
The farmer-agrarian reform beneficiaries in Pangasinan have finally received their computerized land titles through Project SPLIT of the Department of Agrarian Reform in the province.
Cebu City government will allow the physical holding of Lenten activities in Roman Catholic churches for the first time since the onslaught of Covid-19 in the province.
Roads will stay open during Holy Week in Davao City, with the exception of two roads on Palm Sunday, where one-way lanes will be imposed near churches.
Another batch of workers in Cagayan de Oro have benefited from the cash-for-work scheme of the "Tulong Panghanapbuhay sa Ating Disadvantaged/Displaced Workers (Tupad) program of the government.
Ilocos Norte is taking big steps for its creative arts industry as young filmmakers took the center stage at this year’s celebration of Tan-ok ni Ilokano (Greatness of Ilokano) Film Festival.