DA Sets Price Cap on Imported Red Onions
The Department of Agriculture will impose a suggested retail price for imported red onions starting Dec. 1 to combat profiteering. Learn how this affects your holiday budget.
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DA Shifts Regulatory Powers to BAI and NDA
The Department of Agriculture transfers regulatory control over veterinary drugs and the dairy industry from the FDA to the BAI and NDA. Learn how this impacts local industries.
S&P Affirms Philippines' BBB+ Rating, Positive Outlook
S&P Global affirms Philippines' BBB+ credit rating with positive outlook, citing strong growth and reforms. Governor Remolona welcomes the decision, boosting investor confidence.
Ex-DPWH Engineer Returns P110M in Graft Probe
Former DPWH engineer Henry Alcantara returns P110M linked to flood control corruption, implicates senators & officials. Justice Secretary confirms more funds to be recovered. Read the full story.
Colorectal Cancer Surge: PCS Sounds Alarm in PH
Philippine Cancer Society warns of sharp rise in colorectal cancer cases. Learn about risk factors and why advocates demand stronger government action.
Laurel Tags Zaldy Co in Agri Import Manipulation Attempt
Agriculture Secretary Francisco Tiu Laurel Jr. exposes former Rep. Zaldy Co's alleged attempts to manipulate sugar, rice, and fish imports. Read the shocking details of corruption allegations.
Gov't Probes Slow Red Onion Imports Amid Price Hike
The Department of Agriculture investigates the slow pace of red onion imports as retail prices hit ₱330/kg. Officials threaten to reallocate permits to ensure holiday supply.
Leptospirosis Kills 4 in Cebu City After Flooding
Four fatalities from suspected leptospirosis reported in Cebu City following typhoon-induced flooding. Health officials warn residents to avoid floodwaters and seek preventive medication.
DA Distributes P2.4M Carabao Farm in Zamboanga Sibugay
The Department of Agriculture boosts local farmers in Zamboanga Sibugay with a P2.4 million carabao multiplier farm. Discover how this initiative supports sustainable agriculture.
BIR Suspends Field Audits, Cebu Businesses Relieved
Cebu's business community welcomes the suspension of BIR field audits, a move providing relief from compliance pressures and aiding post-calamity recovery. Learn more about this positive development.
Mandaue PWDs Get P8,000 Financial Aid Second Tranche
Persons with Disabilities in Mandaue City receive second installment of annual P8,000 cash assistance. 27 barangays benefit from PDAO program supporting PWD community after recent disasters.
Davao Hosts First Balik Islam Congress 2025
Davao City makes history by hosting the inaugural Balik Islam Congress 2025, formally recognizing Muslim converts and strengthening community ties. Learn how this promotes inclusion.
US Senate Unanimously Passes Epstein Files Bill
The US Senate unanimously approved the Epstein Files Transparency Act, requiring DOJ to release documents. President Trump now awaits to sign the historic legislation.
121 Nations Denounce Foreign Military Presence in Caribbean
The Non-Aligned Movement condemns extra-regional military forces in the Caribbean, calling for withdrawal to protect regional stability. Learn about the diplomatic stance.
MCWD: Water Safety Plan Active Despite Lapsed Certificate
Metropolitan Cebu Water District clarifies its Water Safety Plan remains operational despite DOH certificate lapse in 2022. Updated plan scores 89.42% approval, now awaiting final certification.
Online Sellers Seek Permanent Voluntary Trustmark
Philippine online sellers support E-Commerce Trustmark but urge permanent voluntary status. Learn how this affects MSMEs and consumer protection in digital economy.
Gatchalian: Destabilization talks hurt peso, investments
Senator Sherwin Gatchalian warns that political instability and corruption scandals are weakening the peso, stock market, and foreign investments, threatening economic growth. Read the full analysis.
Foreign Investment in Philippines Drops 48.7% in Q3
Foreign investment approvals in the Philippines fell sharply by 48.7% to P73.68 billion in Q3 2025. Discover the key sectors and regions affected and what this means for the economy.
Manila-Clark Railway Faces 3-Year Delay, Questions Mount
The Manila-Clark railway project remains unfinished after years of delays. Learn about the timeline challenges, historical setbacks, and traffic consequences affecting millions.
Cebu City Regulated Water Testing for MSMEs
Cebu City establishes government-run water testing services to reduce financial burden on small businesses. New ordinance creates city-operated laboratory for mandatory testing.
DepEd-7: Senior High School Removal in 2026 is Fake News
DepEd-7 Director Salustiano Jimenez confirms Senior High School program continues despite false social media posts. Get the facts about education policy.
Dingdong Dantes Exposes Flood Control Corruption
Kapuso star Dingdong Dantes investigates controversial flood control projects across the Philippines in his documentary 'Broken Roads, Broken Promises,' revealing corruption and substandard work.
Mandaue Teachers Receive Year-End Bonuses and Salaries
Department of Education Mandaue distributes year-end bonuses, salaries, and cash gifts to teachers and staff. Early release ensures financial support before holidays. Read more about the benefits.
PH Tourism Slump: Foreign Visitors Still Down 25%
Philippine tourism recovery stalls as foreign arrivals remain 25% below pre-pandemic levels. Cebu hotels face slow recovery after natural disasters. Industry calls for government action.
12M Filipinos Targeted for TB Screening by 2026
The DOH and WHO aim to screen 12M Filipinos for TB by 2026 using AI-powered X-rays and community caravans to boost early detection and treatment.
Duterte Camp Challenges DOJ's ICC Surrender Plan
Duterte's lawyers denounce DOJ's proposed ICC surrender shortcut as unconstitutional. Legal battle intensifies amid health concerns and sovereignty issues. Read the latest developments.
Weak Monitoring Systems Hamper DepEd Education Programs
The Department of Education faces critical gaps in monitoring and evaluation systems, leaving educational policies ineffective and disconnected from classroom realities. Learn how this impacts quality.
Lawmaker Pushes for Underground Power Lines in PH
Senior Citizens Party-list Rep. Rodolfo Ordanes urges a coordinated national shift to underground power lines to prevent typhoon outages. Calls for PPP funding.
Cebu Tourism Open After Earthquakes and Typhoons
The Philippines' DOT assures tourists Cebu remains open despite recent calamities. Your visit sustains jobs and aids recovery. Explore Cebu's resilient spirit today!
Mayor Streegan Debunks Fake Foreign Travel Claims
Sogod Mayor Monyeen Durano-Streegan refutes viral photos of a UK trip, confirming she was present during recent calamities. DILG verifies her absence from the official travel list. Verify before you share!
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