The Department of Agrarian Reform has turned over a total of P2.6 million worth of farm machineries and equipment (FMEs) to two agrarian reform beneficiaries’ (ARB) organizations in Ifugao. Read more »
Breast cancer remains one of the most treatable forms of cancer when diagnosed early. Yet in the Philippines, it continues to be the leading cancer among women, with the country recording the highest number of breast cancer-related deaths in Asia. Read more »
At least 421 flood control projects across the Philippines have been identified as nonexistent or “ghost projects,” following an initial round of inspections, as confirmed by Public Works Secretary Vince Dizon on Thursday, October 9. Read more »
Despite the passage of a national law prohibiting child marriage, the practice continues to persist in parts of the Bangsamoro region, primarily due to poverty, cultural traditions, and weak enforcement of the law. Read more »
Senator Mark Villar has filed a bill that would require drone monitoring of all government construction projects before any payment can be released, introducing a high-tech safeguard to ensure accountability in infrastructure spending. Read more »
When thousands of Filipinos filled the streets for the Trillion Peso March, the energy was undeniable. Voices rose in chants, drums echoed through the crowd, but it was the placards—handwritten, painted, and creatively crafted—that captured the heartbeat of the protest. Read more »
