Davao Fishers Brace for Smaller Catches as ‘Very Strong’ El Niño Looms
by DitoSaPilipinas.comHigh fuel costs and a forecast drought are squeezing small-scale fishers, many of whom already turn to construction work to get by. Read more »
High fuel costs and a forecast drought are squeezing small-scale fishers, many of whom already turn to construction work to get by. Read more »
Open Pulitiklan.com and the country turns into a field of colored dots. Each one is a province or city, and each opens into a list of surnames and the relatives in public office who share them. “Kapag ang public office, family business,” the site says under its logo. Read more »
Retirees can now tap a government-backed loan to help bring solar power into their homes, with the GSIS extending its Ginhawa Solar Energy Loan (GSEL) to qualified pensioners beginning Sept. 30. Read more »
Thirty fisherfolk and coastal residents in Alaminos City are earning extra income through Project RESHORE while helping restore damaged mangroves at Bued Mangrove Eco-Park. Read more »
Filipinos can now access artificial intelligence tools directly through the government’s eGovPH Super App, which has added a built-in assistant to help users navigate online public services. Read more »
Iloilo City is expanding its support for learners with the launch of “Edu-Go: Read. Learn. Grow,” a comprehensive education initiative covering children from early childhood through Grade 12. Read more »