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The University of the Philippines campuses in Baguio City and Cebu suspended face-to-face classes this week due to a spike in COVID cases.

The Philippine Ports Authority leaned on the recovery of trade and travel to pre-pandemic levels to close the first quarter with a profit of more than P3 billion.

News and Press Release in English on Philippines and 1 other country about Climate Change and Environment, Contributions, Epidemic, Tropical Cyclone and more; published on 1 May 2023 by USAID

Five ranking officials of the Philippine National Police were reassigned yesterday to key posts in the first round of reshuffle under the leadership of PNP chief Gen. Benjamin Acorda Jr.

Confucius said: “Choose a job you love and you will never have to work a day in your life.” After more than a quarter of a century of being with the Lopez group, I must admit, the quote resonates with me.

A six-year ban has done wonders for the 129-hectare Colorada Point Marine Protected Area in Aroroy town as corals are thriving and the fish are back with sea turtles, lobsters, giant clams and other creatures

On Thursday, May 4, I will be at the newly revived Nick Joaquin Literary Awards (NJLA) sponsored by the Philippines Graphic Magazine.

SM Investments Corp., the listed conglomerate of the SM Group, is bullish on countryside development with remittances from overseas Filipino workers propelling growth.

(UPDATED) Bicol University and Catanduanes State University start blended learning this week for all students as the heat index reached 36 degrees Celsius at 2 pm on Thursday

PH detects additional 130 Omicron subvariant cases