The Visayas Journal

David Harbour dives into the intense world of Gran Turismo in an electrifying film that blurs the line between reality and video games.

Over 10,000 families in Central Visayas find hope through the Food-For-Work program, transforming disaster-prone areas into thriving communities.

Team Payaman girls embrace their partners’ hobbies, proving love knows no bounds. Empowering women and redefining standards.

Negros Oriental set to open a new PHP 100 million dialysis center, increasing capacity to treat more kidney patients and provide lower-cost sessions.

Filipino-American vlogger and model Wil Dasovich shares his journey in freediving after breaking records on the longest underwater breath hold.

Cebu City government commends the office of the building official for efficient permit issuance, generating higher revenue, and ensuring safety.

Senator Chiz Escudero questions the validity of replacing the National Service Training Program with the Reserve Officers’ Training Corps program and demands scientific study to back up claims.

Vice President Sara Duterte encouraged this year’s graduates of the Alternative Learning System to pursue their dreams despite challenges in life.

Harnessing unity and accountability, House Speaker Romualdez vows to scrutinize the 2024 national budget, ensuring support for the president’s socioeconomic agenda.

President Bongbong Marcos expresses enthusiasm for enhanced bilateral cooperation, highlighting the potential in agriculture and education between the Philippines and Zimbabwe.