The DPWH is conducting thorough inspections and document audits of 416 flood control projects across the Philippines, with completion expected by March 2026. New coordinate-based tracking systems are being implemented.
Official data reveals a sharp 45.3% drop in Chinese mainland visitors to Japan in December 2025, linked to diplomatic strains over Taiwan remarks by Japanese PM.
The Ministry of Transportation and Communications in BARMM has officially opened the renovated passenger terminal at Bongao Port in Tawi-Tawi and initiated a P70-million expansion project to boost regional connectivity.
Two Filipino seafarers have died and four remain missing after the Singaporean-flagged MV Devon Bay, manned by an all-Filipino crew, sank near Scarborough Shoal on January 22, 2026. Fifteen crew members were rescued.
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SINAG executive director Jayson Cainglet calls for rice prices to fall to P35-P40 per kilo, aligning with a 50% global price drop since 2024, while current rates remain higher in the Philippines.
The Department of Energy has identified several locations, including Bataan and Palawan, as potential sites for future nuclear power plants, targeting operational plants by 2032.
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. rejects a P60 to $1 exchange rate, with the Palace warning of negative effects on national debt. He met with BSP officials to discuss the peso's value.
The Department of Agriculture is preparing to resume rice imports after the ban ends, with a 300,000 metric ton limit until February and measures to ease port congestion in Manila.
The Department of Labor and Employment warns employers to release final pay and Certificates of Employment promptly to avoid complaints and penalties, as per President Marcos Jr.'s directive.
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Interior Secretary Jonvic Remulla reminds foreign tourists to respect Filipinos and follow Philippine laws after arrests of two vloggers for offensive online content.
The National Wages and Productivity Commission announces an P800 monthly minimum wage increase for domestic workers in Metro Manila, effective February 7, 2026, raising pay from P7,000 to P7,800 to address rising living costs.
The Department of Agriculture announces rice millers will increase palay buying prices to P17/kg for wet and P21/kg for dry, with 300,000 MT of rice imports set to arrive before the peak harvest season in March and April.
The Department of Energy predicts diesel and kerosene price increases next week, with diesel up P0.80/liter and kerosene P0.45/liter, while gasoline may dip slightly.
Negros Occidental Third District Representative Javier Miguel Benitez declares the national sugar industry in a critical situation, citing declining millgate prices and economic impacts on farmers and workers.
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DOLE-7 confirms government benefits for 118 workers affected by the Binaliw landfill tragedy in Cebu City. PIWSI provides initial cash aid, covers funeral costs, and ensures January salaries.
The Department of Public Works and Highways aims to finish inspecting and auditing over 400 flood control projects by early 2026, while preparing a new masterplan for 2027 implementation.
Pampanga Provincial Government and Department of Agriculture collaborate on projects including rice complexes, irrigation, and data modernization to support over 44,000 farmers.
Japanese tourist Shigata Kentaro commends Davao City's cleanliness and diverse activities, as local tour operators and government initiatives aim to boost Japanese arrivals through coffee tours and golf events.
The Regional Development Council is evaluating a new airport in Davao Occidental to enhance connectivity, tourism, and investment in the province, aligning with regional development goals.
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The Bangsamoro Board of Investments has approved ₱1.6 billion in projects, including agricultural development in Maguindanao del Norte and water facilities in Cotabato City, creating 750 jobs.
Families of the 36 fatalities in the Binaliw landfill incident in Cebu City have received initial cash assistance, with government agencies processing burial benefits, pensions, and compensation as investigations continue.
Oil prices in the Philippines are projected to rise by up to P1.40 per liter next week due to supply concerns from Kazakhstan and Black Sea constraints, marking consecutive weekly hikes.
The Department of Labor and Employment emphasizes that employers must release final pay within 30 days after separation, as delays can lead to complaints and penalties.
April Lee Tan of COL Financial advises Filipino investors to prioritize regular investing and long-term discipline rather than trying to time the market, noting Philippine shares remain cheap but out of favor.
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The Bureau of Internal Revenue introduces an interactive digital tax calendar on its website to help taxpayers track payment deadlines and requirements, with plans for integration into the eGovPH app.
Mactan-Cebu International Airport anticipates increased Chinese arrivals following the Philippines' 14-day visa-free policy, enhancing regional tourism connectivity.
The US economy grew at an annualized 4.4% in Q3 2025, revised up from 4.3%, driven by strong investment and exports. Inflation remains stable, but experts warn of uneven benefits and a jobless boom.
The Davao Consumer Movement criticizes Davao Light's recent P2/kWh power rate increase, questioning transparency and the impact of expansion projects on rising bills.
Philippine lawmakers conduct emergency consultation in Negros Occidental as sugar industry faces critical collapse due to low prices, imports, and climate impacts.
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Mati City in Davao Oriental introduces a Local Business Tax Incentives Program under City Ordinance No. 394, offering tax exemptions for small, medium, and large enterprises to stimulate economic growth and job creation.
