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Creation Of 5K DepEd Non-Teaching Positions Nationwide Ok’d

Budget Secretary Amenah Pangandaman approves the creation of 5,000 non-teaching positions, providing support to educators and improving quality instruction in schools.

Senator Lapid Seeks Credit Assistance For OFWs

Senator Lito Lapid fights for the Overseas Filipino workers’ empowerment with a proposed credit program, easing financial burdens and recognizing their vital role in boosting the country’s economy.

President Marcos Oks Proposed 3-Year Food Logistics Action Plan

President Marcos Jr. approved the three-year food logistics action plan to ensure food availability, accessibility, and affordability for Filipinos.

6 New Anthems That Capture The Essence Of Love

Love speaks the universal language, and these ABS-CBN Music offerings are the perfect soundtrack to navigate through life’s ups and downs.

Filipino Personalities Pay Tribute To Mike Enriquez

Farewell, media icon: Heartfelt tributes pour in for veteran news anchor Mike Enriquez’s impactful legacy and passing.

1.9K Typhoon Victims In Bicol Get Cash Aid From DSWD

The Department of Social Welfare and Development extends a helping hand to typhoon victims in the Bicol Region, providing PHP7.4 million in cash assistance to more than a thousand individuals.

4K Typhoon Victims In Ilocos Norte To Get DSWD Emergency Cash Aid

The government provides urgent aid to thousands affected by calamity in Ilocos Norte, helping rebuild homes and bring hope.

Over 2.1M Public School Learners Back To School In Central Luzon

Central Luzon welcomes back over 2.1 million students in the first full face-to-face classes since the COVID-19 pandemic.

Senator Go On PH Hosting Of FIBA World Cup: ‘So Far, So Good’

Senator Go praises the Philippines’ successful hosting of the FIBA World Cup, boosting tourism and investment opportunities in the country.

DepEd Expects More Learners To Register In Coming Days

The Department of Education anticipates a surge in enrollments as the new school year kicks off despite disruptions caused by heavy rains and floods.

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