QC, UP push PGH Diliman project to expand public healthcare
In a bid to ease hospital congestion and improve access to public healthcare, Quezon City Mayor Joy Belmonte and officials from the University of the Philippines (UP) met to push
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Cebu vendors, residents decry Carbon Public Market privatization
Local vendors and residents in Cebu staged protests to oppose the ongoing redevelopment of Carbon Public Market, the city’s oldest and largest public market, into a privatized facility. On March
Marcos pushes expanded programs, representation to advance women’s rights
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. called for stronger and sustained measures to advance women’s rights, pushing for greater representation in governance and expanded economic opportunities as persistent gender gap continues to
Duterte camp seeks dismissal of impeach complaints, questions House standards
The camp of Vice President Sara Duterte asked the House Committee on Justice to dismiss the impeachment complaints filed against her on March 16, questioning the legitimacy and consistency of
Marcos to PSA on processing documents: Make it more efficient
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. directed the Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA) to make the process for civil registry documents faster and easier, especially when correcting information on birth certificates. “Kaya PSA,
Marcos OKs temporary 4-day workweek for gov’t offices
Some agencies in the executive department of the country will implement a temporary four-day workweek starting March 9, President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. announced on Friday, March 6. The adjustment is
DepEd eyes 1:1 textbook-to-student ratio with P19.5B funding
Public school students across the country could soon have their own textbooks in class as the Department of Education (DepEd) rolls out a P19.5-billion program aimed at achieving a one-student-one-textbook
DepEd, DBM formalize teacher education excellence center initiative
In an effort to improve teacher training and modernize educator preparation, the Department of Education (DepEd)and the Department of Budget and Management (DBM) on Monday signed a Joint Memorandum Circular
Marcos eyes conditional fuel excise tax cut amid oil market instability
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has pushed for a conditional mechanism to cut fuel excise taxes once global oil prices breached a defined threshold, seeking authority from Congress to respond more
University of Mindanao scribes quit editorial posts amid ‘controlled’ press restrictions
Student journalists from the official student publication of University of Mindanao (UM), the Primum, stepped down from their positions from the editorial board after the university allegedly imposed restrictions on
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