The Visayas Journal

The Department of Education’s inaugural Catch-up Friday celebrates a successful DEAR focus, fostering joyful reading environments and engaging students and teachers nationwide for improvement in education.

President Bongbong Marcos promises to provide safe, quality, and comfortable housing for more Filipinos as the National Housing Authority launches new housing projects in Cavite.

Canada boosts development assistance to the Philippines with a $15 million investment for climate and health Initiatives.

The Regional Development Council advocates for a more transparent procurement process for the power supply requirements of electric cooperatives.

The International Committee of the Red Cross generously donates medicines and medical supplies to the provincial government of Negros Oriental, supporting distribution to conflict-affected areas.

The Provincial Government of Northern Samar introduces enticing tax incentives, up to five years, for investors in agriculture and tourism through its revised local investment code.

President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. advocates for technology adoption in schools and teacher specialization to elevate the quality of learning for Filipino students.

The Department of Agriculture dismisses the idea of imposing a suggested retail price on farm products, including rice.

The Department of Education clarifies that the MATATAG Curriculum is more than just enhancing performance in international assessments like PISA. It’s a holistic approach to uplift Filipino learners’ overall excellence.

Government employees with a decade of dedicated service are eligible for a game-changing boost in the upcoming Civil Service Examination.