The Visayas Journal

Over a million indigents in Western Visayas are to be enrolled in the Philippine Identification System to cater to the government’s major efforts for the registering system.

Catholic Church joins the National Task Force to end violence and terrorism, aiming for peace and development with government support.

Studies have shown the growth of malnourishment in the Philippines, urging the government to launch a new plan to tackle stunting, wasting, obesity, and nutritional deficiencies.

The Senate approved the Vice President’s PHP2.3 billion budget, starting a debate on confidential funds and national interests.

Showtime hosts embrace their love for the show and fans amidst temporary suspension, vowing to return stronger.

Love rekindled as KZ Tandingan and TJ Monterde’s heartfelt second wedding celebration with family and friends after three years.

President Marcos Jr. sets off for the ASEAN Summit, ready to lead in addressing challenges and pursuing growth opportunities for the Philippines and ASEAN.

House Speaker Romualdez allocates PHP2 billion in the national budget to aid rice retailers affected by price ceilings, highlighting commitment to protecting consumers and supporting essential food supply chains.

Negros Oriental aims to become tuberculosis-free in 5 years, implementing yearly X-ray screenings and contact tracing to combat stigma and increase prevention efforts.

Over 300 individuals were employed for river clean-up and restoration in Cebu City, building resilient communities together.