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Address K-12 Deficiencies, Solon Advises DepEd

Senator Win Gatchalian urged the Department of Education to bring back basic subjects such as reading and Mathematics to prepare learners after the K-12 program.

Pandemic, School Disruption Stunt Learners’ Reading Skills

Filipinos are urged to participate in more reading-related activities after international studies revealed that they failed to meet the required level of reading proficiency.

First Lady Hails PH, Global Efforts To Protect Women’s Rights

In honor of the International Day of Eliminating Violence Against Women, First Lady Liza Araneta-Marcos pledged her support for international campaigns fighting women's violence.

Right To Adequate Food Framework Bill Refiled In Congress

To fulfill the elimination of hunger nationwide, a legislator passed a bill ensuring food availability and stability in the country.

Robin Represents Senate In Hosting Vietnamese Delegation In Manila Activities

Sen. Robin Padilla, representing the Philippine Senate, acted as the civilian host to a high-powered delegation from Vietnam.

President Marcos Calls For More Public-Private Tie-Ups In Healthcare

To further create a high-quality healthcare system in the country, President Bongbong Marcos calls for greater public-private collaborations in the healthcare industry.

Philippines, Indonesia Enhance Diplomatic Relations, Boost Security Ties

The Philippines and Indonesia agreed to develop their relations from the 1975 border agreements to promote peace and order between countries.

President Marcos: Php11 Billion Fishery Project To Give Fisherfolk Good Income

President Marcos Jr. announced the approval of a Php11.2 billion fishery project aiming to increase the income of Filipino fisherfolk.

NEDA Board Oks New Project, Amends 5 Ongoing Projects

During its first meeting, the National Economic and Development Authority officially approved five ongoing projects including programs under the fisheries sector.

DepEd Urges Suppliers To Provide Higher-Quality Laptops

The Department of Education intended to ensure that teachers and students would benefit from laptops by putting more of an emphasis on the device's quality than its brand.

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