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Ayra Wang The agreement to import Dongjiang water will be renewed at the end of the month, with the "package deal deductible sum" approach r...

Stacy Shi All 63 consulates that include American and Japanese missions and eight foreign clubs and offices in Hong Kong will need to apply ...

Sources say major contractors with Hong Kong Construction Association, which represents 300 industry members, have agreed to adopt app monitoring worker safety.

THE Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) has justified the 2023 travel expenses of the Office of the Secretary, debunking the claims of Senator Raffy Tulfo that the “jet setter” DENR chief is overspending for useless foreign trips. “We wish to clarify the Travelling Expenses of the Department of…

Collaboration between some UN agencies and The Gambia and Vanuatu are opening up the way for an array of important projects designed to drive social inclusion.

THE Department of Human Settlements and Urban Development (DHSUD) will create and maintain a land inventory database system through its new Technical Working Group (TWG). The TWG, created through Department Order 2023-020 (series of 2023), is tasked to vet government lands that can be used for housing. The DHSUD has…

Join the historic Regional ICT Summit and Exhibitions (RISE) in Lapu-Lapu City, showcasing the potential of Central Visayas in the ICT sector. Discover job opportunities, investments, and the role of local ICT councils in driving digital initiatives. Don't miss the high-level roundtable discussion on the IT-BPM industry. Also, witness the Philippine StartUp Challenge 8, inspiring college students to create innovative ICT services. Be part of the ever-growing digital economy.

The Construction Industry Council hosted the inaugural Global Construction Sustainability Forum and Exhibition, bringing together specialist...

Hundreds of operators forced out of sites in New Territories to make way for development, but government only offering financial compensation, not relocation.

New statistics from the International Telecommunication Union (ITU) suggest that while internet connectivity and usage is on the rise, it’s barely making a dent in the digital divide as low-income countries continue to be left behind.