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As the 16th President of the Philippines gives way to his successor on June 30, is he turning over a nation much better than he found it?

To increase access to renewable energy and expand power delivered to the grid in Mozambique

IFC and the EDM have inked a collaboration agreement to develop small-scale solar PV plants and battery storage facilities across Mozambique.

Fiber broadband provider Converge ICT Solutions Inc. has expanded its call center operations to respond to its increasing customer base.

Rodrigo Duterte has pledged to retire to his home in Davao City, Mindanao. But don’t rule out another political chapter.

As part of efforts to bridge the gap in the telecommunication network connectivity, Government through the Ministry of Communications and Digitalisation, has committed about €155 million to supplement universal service funds to boost broadband services in rural areas and narrow the digital divide. The sector Minister, Ursula Owusu-Ekuful, made the…

DIPLOMA PROGRAMS. Technical Education and Skills Development Authority Regional Director Jerry G. Tizon said on Tuesday (June 7, 2022) Western Visayas has close to PHP200 million allocation for the implementation of ladderized diploma programs. He advised those who are interested in availing of the program to visit the agency's partner institutions or provincial officers for guidance.(File photo courtesy of TESDA Regional Office VI) ILOILO CITY - Western Visayas will have around PHP100 milli...

The Far Eastern University recently released a policy paper that revealed financial problems can cause depressive feelings among university or college

Commission on Higher Education (CHED) Chairperson Prospero “Popoy” De Vera III said that millions of students across the country are now benefiting from the Universal Access to Quality Tertiary Education, dubbing it as the “most long lasting legacy” of the Duterte administration. (Ali Vicoy / Man

Defense Secretary Delfin Lorenzana (Presidential Photo) MANILA - For the past six years, the Duterte administration has secured the country's territorial integrity and sovereignty, as well as its vast maritime borders, through the acquisition of new equipment and patrols, Department of National Defense (DND) Secretary Delfin Lorenzana said Monday. In his presentation at the Duterte Legacy Summit, Lorenzana said 6,958 naval surface and 6,432 maritime air patrols were held to assert the countr...