The Visayas Journal

Over 18.8 million students enrolled for the 2023-2024 school year, with more expected before August 26.

President Marcos Jr. emphasized the need for ‘power centers’ across the Philippines to ensure political stability nationwide.

House Speaker Romualdez urges rice traders to sell at Kadiwa Stores, restricting hoarders from burdening Filipinos with rising rice prices.

India pledged support for the Philippines in the West Philippine Sea dispute, strengthening defense and diplomatic efforts.

The Department of National Defense thanks the House of Representatives for adopting proposals on Military Pension Reform and promises to transfer real estate assets to the Retirement Trust Fund.

The Commission on Higher Education aims for a historic partnership as Filipino universities collaborate with Chinese institutions in education breakthroughs at China-ASEAN Cooperation Week.

Experience the captivating journey of love and self-discovery through Lian Dyogi’s enchanting melodies in ‘Tulips’ and ‘Watercolor Tears.’

A program for Indigenous mothers in Antique wins national recognition for promoting reading and social inclusion.

Eastern Visayas leads the way in disaster risk reduction and management, and more local government units receive recognition.

Over 2,000 consumer accounts in Iloilo City have already applied for the government’s electricity lifeline rate program, benefiting marginalized families.