The Visayas Journal

Proving that photography is not dictated by the equipment that you use, a college student clinched first place in a local photo and video contest, winning Php1 million.

Lost and found miraculously, a family car from 2003 was sold and found in good condition after many years, bringing back childhood memories.

The government unit in Negros Oriental assists more than 70 micro rice retailers with PHP15,000 to combat the price cap, providing relief from losses.

The Chinese-Korean electric vehicle company e-Future Motors Philippines builds headquarters in Bacolod with an initial investment of $200,000, planning for more manufacturing plants for e-vehicles.

Senator Cynthia Villar champions the use of bamboo in the textile industry, fostering development in the countryside and promoting sustainable fiber sources.

Senator Bong Go supports vital welfare programs and seeks updates on helping provincial migrants and enhancing the Pantawid Pamilyang Pilipino Program program.

Vice President Sara Duterte makes time for overseas Filipino workers in South Korea, proving their efforts in the last election were worth it.

South Korea’s “Study Korea 300K” program aims to attract foreign students by 2027, providing exciting opportunities for Filipino students to contribute to the country’s economy.

President Bongbong Marcos was optimistic as the early rice harvest held the promise of lower prices, making rice more affordable for all.

The Philippines is together with the United States and Japan to forge a new work plan for trilateral cooperation to promote peace in the Indo-Pacific region.