President Bongbong Marcos announced that the government is considering permanent locations for Kadiwa Centers across the country to assist Filipinos in dealing with the increasing prices of food and other essential commodities.
The program ‘Kadiwa ng Pangulo’ (KNP) is not a new concept and was first introduced by late former...
The Philippine jeepneys, also known as the ‘Kings of the Road,’ have become part of most Filipino commuters’ daily lives because it’s an accessible, convenient, and affordable mode of public transportation. These works of art on wheels also represent our culture as it showcases the country’s rich culture and...
The Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) announced their plans to deploy an underground cabling system in the National Capital Region (NCR), which was first done in Davao City. This initiative aims to reduce power outages caused by natural disasters such as typhoons.
DPWH is looking at how Davao...
The Department of Education (DepEd) and the Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) have announced the resumption of their partnership to fortify the Philippines' school building program. The partnership between the two departments is crucial in providing schools with the infrastructure development they need to provide quality education...
With the growing population of Filipinos riding bicycles to and fro, the senate — particularly, Senator Raffy Tulfo, is looking to create more bike lanes and bike parking spaces in the country as a way of seeking better safety and providing convenience to Filipino cyclists or bike riders.
Riding bicycles...
To cope with technology advances and enhance communications in the Philippines, the Department of Information and Communications Technology or DICT aims to create more than 9,000 free wi-fi sites in different parts of the country — with most of the free wi-fi access being placed in remote or isolated...
The Department of Tourism or DOT is set to launch a campaign that aims to promote and showcase the Philippines’ rich and diverse culture, arts, and heritage through a series of caravans in the first quarter of 2023, encouraging and increasing travel among Filipinos and foreign visitors.
The project entitled...
The tiny house movement has arrived in the Philippines, and it’s changing the way housing solutions are done in the country! The reality is: You can find a lot of houses being built in different areas and cities in the country, but the problem is not everyone has the...