In light of the health risks brought on by Tropical Storm Kristine, the DOH is taking swift action to support affected communities. With flooding and water contamination posing serious threats, it is encouraging everyone to take advantage of its telekonsulta services. Read more »
The Artesanias de Iloilo trade fair is back this year, transforming into a vibrant hub of creativity and sustainability. With a spotlight on micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSMEs), the event demonstrates how local innovation can invigorate communities and drive economic growth. Read more »
Applications for the competitive 2025 Japan Exchange and Teaching (JET) program, which enables qualified Filipinos to work as assistant language instructors (ALTs) in Japan, are now ongoing, the Japanese Embassy said. Read more »
No one would have expected Nieves Fernandez, who worked as a teacher in Tacloban, to be a cunning lone assassin in World War II. However, the Japanese invasion of the Philippines in 1941 completely changed her life, and she went from being a once nurturing school teacher to a renowned assassin. Read more »
Taytay, officially the Municipality of Taytay, is a 1st class urban municipality in Rizal, Philippines. Often called the Garments Capital of the Philippines, this unassuming town has undergone a remarkable transformation into a fashion powerhouse. Read more »
Is happiness truly something that money can buy? According to a survey by Expensivity–a consumer website that covers the ins and outs of money, how to spend it, and where to invest it–Filipinos require at least P110,000 a month to be happy. Read more »
