The Visayas Journal

The government announced nursing graduates who have yet to pass the board examination already possess the skills of a nurse and could help ease the need for them in hospitals nationwide.

Bacolod aims to become a “super city” with a diversified economy and green development, and its mayor urges citizens to do their part for a better future.

A town in Leyte celebrates its 73rd founding anniversary with a spectacular painting showcasing its history, people, and natural wonders.

Bacolod City races to complete 400 housing units under the president’s program, with two buildings expected to be finished in time.

The Department of Social Welfare and Development partners with different organizations to improve the skills of social workers for better service to those in need.

The Department of Agriculture celebrates its 125th year of dedicated service to farmers, fisherfolk, and the Filipino people for their contributions to food sufficiency.

The Philippines hosts the 14th International Conference of Information Commissioners to promote global access to information rights and combat misinformation with a lineup of sessions and workshops.

President Marcos Jr. vows to strengthen the Armed Forces of the Philippines and ensure the well-being of its personnel.

A university in Taiwan produces over 200 Filipino engineers through a work-study program, with all-women engineers comprising the first batch.

The Armed Forces of the Philippines forged stronger defense ties with Japan to improve security and defense relations amid present challenges.