The Visayas Journal

The National Anti-Poverty Commission collaborated with local government units to prioritize anti-poverty programs, following the president’s directive to support disadvantaged communities.

A former security guard who lost his job due to the pandemic personally thanked the local government unit of Cainta for being a part of his milestone to have a fresh start.

“Tawag ng Tanghalan” Season 7 kicks off with a new judge and intense competition as Nonoy Zuniga joins the hurados, bringing excitement to its audience.

Cool Cat Ash reflects on lost love and embraces a new musical direction in her heartfelt single “Let You Go,” paving the way for her upcoming pop album.

Rainbow flags fly high as youth leaders and allies unite to champion acceptance and inclusion during LGBTQIA+ Pride Month.

The Philippine-American Educational Foundation announces exceptional students for the Global Undergraduate Exchange Program, providing them with opportunities to excel and represent their country.

The Department of Trade and Industry in Iloilo advocates affordable hablon products and seeks innovations for mass production.

Antique to become a weaving hub with its new PHP2 Million Weaving Center in San Remigio aims to revitalize the handloom weaving industry in the Western Visayas region.

Cebu City Mayor Michael Rama sets a goal to transform the city into a Singapore-like development, despite skeptics questioning its feasibility.

The Philippines and Thailand reinforced the significance of Southeast Asian countries in promoting regional peace and stability while deepening their defense cooperation.