The Visayas Journal

Three government agencies launched the OGPinas campaign, uniting 300 participants to champion values for transparent, accountable, and engaged governance

President Marcos Jr. is considering granting service recognition incentives for government personnel, awaiting the fiscal year’s end to assess feasibility.

The Senate approved PHP1.5 billion to train teachers for the “Matatag” K to 10 curriculum, aiming to improve learner performance and produce job-ready citizens.

The Philippine Coconut Authority aims to enroll more than 300,000 in the National Coconut Farmers Registry for government funding and assistance.

Kids take the runway in a colorful fashion show, showcasing local handloom textiles and accessories in support of their heritage.

Paleng-QR Ph Plus introduces digital payments, enhancing convenience, safety, and financial inclusion in the bustling terminal market.

The Department of Science and Technology collaborates with government agencies and the private sector to empower startups and boost the innovation ecosystem.

Taiwanese agribusiness student, Claire Huang, advocates for innovation and technology to revitalize farming, sharing insights with Filipino stakeholders during the 2023 TYAA Program.

The Bureau of Jail Management and Penology is recognized as a leader in transparency! Awarded for their commitment to upholding the people’s right to information.

The Philippines seeks support from APPF member countries to secure a non-permanent seat in the United Nations Security Council for 2027 to 2028.