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Groups will mobilize at least 10,000 workers for Labor Day protests on Monday.

President Ferdinand "Bongbong" Marcos Jr. witnessed the Combined Joint Littoral Live Fire Exercise of the Philippines-United States of America (USA) armed forces in San Antonio, Zambales, on April 26.

MANILA: The National Economic and Development Authority (Neda) warns that the El Niño phenomenon, which is characterised by prolonged dry weather, is expected to develop as early as next month and threaten the country’s food production, especially of rice.

Then current K to 12 system was introduced by Arroyo's successor in Malacañang, the late former president Benigno S. Aquino III.

The government is planning to take advantage of the 72-hour ceasefire declared in Sudan to evacuate Filipinos trapped in the strife-torn country, President Marcos said yesterday as the Department of Foreign Affairs started evacuating the first batch of 50 Filipinos.

SIM registration extended; a relief for e-wallet users

The Supreme Court on Tuesday has directed the government to answer the petition questioning the constitutionality of the SIM Registration Act.

Co-author of Sim Reg Act says extension is a chance for telcos to push for sim reg drive

NTC: 90-day extension for SIM registration ‘final’

CITING the delayed government response to the plight of the working class, a super coalition of labor groups will hold a nationwide Labor Day protest next week to demand for better working conditions. The All Philippine Trade Unions (APTU) announced the biggest of the demonstrations on May 1, 2023 will…