The Visayas Journal

President Marcos Jr. extends PHP200M financial aid to empower top orthopedic facilities and provide state-of-the-art care to over 600 patients daily.

The Department of Social Welfare and Development announced a delay in the electricity lifeline program, allowing more beneficiaries to avail discounts on their bills.

The Philippines received a $22 million boost in animal vaccines, artificial intelligence, and connectivity investments from Indonesian investors.

Caritas Philippines calls for fair and sustainable implementation of the Pantawid Pamilyang Pilipino Program, urging it not to be politicized in upcoming elections.

Boosting egg production, farmers in Eastern Visayas receive marketing support for improved sustainability and increased output.

Discover the chilling allure of nuns in horror movies, as evil embraces the vessel of goodness. Get ready for ‘The Nun II’ and its spine-tingling sequel.

Cebu City’s local entrepreneurs receive financial aid to boost the president’s program to make agricultural products more accessible.

Fish vendors returning to their roots! After years in an inconvenient location, they’re back in a newly refurbished building in Suba, ready to serve fresh seafood.

Senator Raffy Tulfo champions a no-fees policy for public schools, promoting inclusivity and equal opportunities.

Say goodbye to pricey rice! Try the nutritious and affordable alternative: camote and corn, perfect for Filipino families affected by rising prices.