The Regional Development Council in Central Visayas has approved key infrastructure initiatives for Cebu, including a recommendation for a Department of Transportation regional office to enhance major transport projects like the Cebu BRT and Bohol-Panglao
PhilHealth urges direct contributors to use a one-time penalty waiver for overdue premiums, providing financial relief during the national energy emergency declared by Executive Order 110.
The Department of Trade and Industry has negotiated a price freeze on 196 essential items, including canned sardines and coffee, until April 17, 2026, to protect consumers from rising costs due to Middle East trade disruptions.
Sultan Kudarat province has fortified its alliance with the National Food Authority to guarantee a steady rice supply and enhance food security systems, addressing threats from global oil prices, climate disasters, and supply chain disruptions.
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Aboitiz InfraCapital inaugurates a desalination facility in Mactan Economic Zone 2, providing a reliable water supply for businesses and airport operations, with a capacity of 5 million liters per day.
The Yanson Group of Bus Companies is providing a 10% fare discount on Good Friday, Black Saturday, and Easter Sunday 2026 to help commuters cope with rising transport costs due to Middle East tensions and high fuel prices.
The Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas projects March 2026 inflation between 3.1% and 3.9%, driven by higher fuel, rice, and electricity prices, despite some food cost easing. Risks from Middle East tensions and peso depreciation could push inflation above targe
The Department of Tourism confirms the Philippines remains open for tourism despite global fuel uncertainties, with airlines like PAL and Cebu Pacific assuring stable operations and promoting value-driven travel options.
The Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries, and Agrarian Reform in BARMM has distributed 3,000 icebox coolers to fisherfolk across the region, aiming to strengthen the fisheries sector and minimize post-harvest losses with support from FAO and Japan.
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The Department of Labor and Employment is working to change the perception of its Tupad emergency employment program from a 'walis-walis' endeavor to a more meaningful community initiative, with P1.2 billion allocated for Middle East crisis-affected worke
The Opascor Workers' Union and supervisors' union have officially registered as independent labor organizations, ending decades-long affiliation with ALU-TUCP. Union leaders cite improved employee welfare programs and a fresh start in management relations
A P1.2-billion retirement resort project in Clark Freeport, led by Donggwang Clark Corporation, aims to attract local and foreign retirees with senior-friendly facilities, healthcare services, and job creation.
Drivers and commuters in Iloilo City held a symbolic Holy Tuesday protest, demanding fuel tax removal and government intervention amid rising oil prices.
President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. inaugurated the Central Luzon Link Expressway's four-kilometer Aliaga-Cabanatuan section, reducing Tarlac-Cabanatuan travel from 90 to 20 minutes and lowering rice transport costs in Nueva Ecija, the Philippines' rice gra
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Xiamen Air has launched twice-weekly direct flights between Cebu and Quanzhou, China, enhancing tourism and trade connectivity amid new visa-free policies.
Clark Development Corporation and Kilton Motor Corporation partner to build a boutique hotel at Clark Freeport, integrating motorsports education and luxury hospitality to enhance tourism and create jobs.
Davao City Council pushes for transparent fuel pricing data as oil companies fail to provide detailed breakdowns in an inquiry, amid rising costs affecting daily living.
Transport groups are calling for stronger government intervention in fuel pricing, including a potential state takeover of gasoline stations, as oil companies raise prices amid a global crisis. Critics argue the Oil Deregulation Law exposes local markets
Malaysia's state-owned energy firm Petronas has clarified it is not involved in Davao del Norte's proposed 44 million liter diesel import plan, contradicting Governor Edwin Jubahib's claims of ongoing negotiations.
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Xiamen Airlines was welcomed with a ceremonial water cannon salute at Mactan-Cebu International Airport, marking the resumption of direct flights from Quanzhou, China. This move aims to enhance tourism and business opportunities under China's visa-free po
Joel Dela Cruz, a 55-year-old jeepney driver in Lapu-Lapu City, faces financial hardship as fuel prices double, reducing his daily earnings from P800 to P300-500. With two children in school and medical needs, he calls for government aid amid rising costs
The Philippine National Police announced a decrease in gas stations closed due to fuel shortages, with 365 affected as of Monday, down from 425. Spokesperson Brig. Gen. Randulf Tuaño cited non-delivered petroleum products and stockouts as key reasons, whi
President Ferdinand 'Bongbong' Marcos Jr. has directed all government agencies to reduce electricity consumption due to the Middle East conflict. Acting Executive Secretary Ralph Recto announced the policy, which includes GOCCs and aims to cut energy dema
The Department of Energy reports a drop from 425 to 365 operational gas stations due to petroleum shortages, exacerbated by Middle East tensions. Hoarding and exploitation worsen the situation, impacting transportation and livelihoods nationwide.
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The Civil Aviation Authority of the Philippines reduces passenger service charges and aeronautical fees by up to 50% starting April 2026, aiming to lower costs for airlines and travelers.
Philippine firms show increased optimism for the next three months and year ahead, driven by stronger demand, seasonal factors, and government spending, despite ongoing headwinds like tight credit and competition.
State-run Pag-Ibig Fund maintains a subsidized 3% interest rate for socialized housing loans under the 4PH program, protecting low-income homebuyers from global uncertainties and supporting the housing sector's stability and growth.
Cebu-based Vivant Corp. is diversifying its energy and water portfolio to mitigate risks from Middle East tensions, following a 21% earnings growth in 2025.
BMI forecasts the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas will maintain policy rates at 4.25% through 2026 due to rising inflation from Middle East conflict and slow economic growth, with potential hikes if tensions persist.
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Major Philippine business organizations propose supply diversification, targeted subsidies, and cost-control measures to protect economy from volatile global oil prices as Middle East tensions threaten supply chains.
