Meet Lei Vannette Alangui, a woman with origins in Sagada, Mount Province, who is one of the few women in Philippine law enforcement and national security to have overcome numerous challenges as well as demonstrated abilities and inventive ideas in her craft. Read more »
Lady Anne Duya shatters stereotypes and blazes a trail as the first woman from the Mag-Indi tribe in Pampanga to conquer the Criminologist Licensure Examination (CLE). Read more »
In a groundbreaking partnership, the Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE) MIMAROPA has joined forces with the provincial government to tackle the pressing issue of illiteracy and numeracy among the indigenous people (IPs) of the province. This collaborative effort marks a significant step towards inclusive education and community empowerment. Read more »
Baguio City, renowned as the Summer Capital of the Philippines, transformed into a vibrant canvas of colors, creativity, and cultural pride during the Panagbenga 2024 on Sunday, February 25. This event, drawing an estimated 32,000 spectators, showcased thirty intricately designed floats, each contributing to the celebration's theme of "Celebrating Traditions, Embracing Innovation." Read more »
When Davaoeños want to spend some time at the beach, they quickly travel to Samal, also known as the "Island Garden City of Samal." It has been a top pick for locals for its close proximity to the city, lovely beaches, and other attractions. Read more »
Situated in the heart of the Cordillera region, Apayao stands as a testament to untouched beauty and sustainable tourism. The province, almost evenly divided between the mountainous Upper Apayao and the flat Lower Apayao, boasts breathtaking landscapes, vibrant indigenous communities, and a commitment to preserving its natural environment for future generations. Read more »
