The Visayas Journal

Rice farmer associations express support for the price ceiling on rice, and applaud the Marcos administration for taking action to benefit all Filipinos.

Honesty Prevails! Immigration officer returns over PHP56,000 cash to passengers, reminding us that good people still exist in government.

Future Filipino hoteliers immerse themselves in Thai culture and hospitality during a cross-cultural summer exchange program in Bangkok.

Eric Nam’s new album, “House on a Hill,” is a musical journey exploring happiness, humanity, and connection.

From the first vaccine pioneer to philanthropist, May Parsons launched the ‘May Parsons Foundation’ to support Filipino nurses in the United Kingdom.

Over 10,000 kids in Antique benefit from Child Development Centers, promoting social-emotional skills through play.

Government subsidies bring relief to rice retailers in Negros Oriental as price caps on staple food take effect.

Negros Oriental Governor breaks ground for new PHP100M dialysis center to provide hope and treatment for kidney disease patients.

Senator Cynthia Villar champions sustainable fishing practices and protection of the tuna industry at the 23rd Tuna Congress.

The Office of the Presidential Adviser on Peace, Reconciliation, and Unity announces a partnership with MNLF for peace convergence efforts, marking a significant step forward in the Bangsamoro peace agreement implementation. ️