The Visayas Journal

The Leyte provincial government energizes the new capitol complex with a PHP70-million solar power project, aiming for clean and independent energy.

Antique Provincial Board safeguards community health by retaining dedicated Barangay Health Workers, ensuring continuity and support in essential healthcare services.

The Philippines takes a leap towards economic growth with the approval of the “Tatak Pinoy” bill, aiming to produce high-value products and strengthen global competitiveness.

Urgent revisions are needed for the medical repatriation program as the Philippines prepares to establish the Department of Migrant Workers.

The New Department of Agriculture Secretary embarks on a nationwide tour to listen to farmers and fishermen’s needs, aiming to modernize and uplift the agricultural sector.

The Philippines and Japan forge game-changing military partnerships, boosting regional security to new heights.

Senator Bong Go raises concern about the mental health of overseas Filipino workers and urges specialized services to address their stressors.

More than 60 courageous OFWs finally returned home after facing danger in Israel, reunited with loved ones, and given support from the government.

President Marcos Jr. calls for strategic review and enhanced deployment of forces to tackle current and future geopolitical challenges.

Newly elected officials are urged to faithfully serve their communities and improve lives, while Manila reminds candidates to take down campaign materials responsibly.