The Visayas Journal

Presidential Communications Office Secretary Cheloy Velicaria-Garafil commits to shaping responsible digital citizens in the age of information through Media and Information Literacy.

The government approved more than Php3 billion for a free college education program, benefiting 141,000 tertiary education students.

President Bongbong Marcos emphasizes the urgent need for modernizing the agriculture sector to make the Philippines a food- and nutrition-secure nation.

Vice President Sara Duterte invites the Chamber of Commerce to shape Senior High School curriculum, boosting employability and preparing our learners for the digital future.

President Marcos Jr. assures Filipino athletes of continued support, promising better results in future international competitions.

The National Youth, Science, Technology, and Innovation Festival aims high, striving to go international and involve ASEAN countries and Japan in the future.

Leyte Province sets sights on Php240 million to transform the old capitol building into a remarkable World War II Museum.

The National Food Authority’s Buffer Stocking Incentive helps boost income for Negros Oriental rice farmers, giving them higher procurement prices and subsidies.

The Philippines reaffirms its commitment to sustainable development by signing a new cooperation framework with the United Nations.

Hundreds of rural health units across the country will now have dentists and aides, thanks to a new bill aiming to improve dental health care in the Philippines.