Gridwatch

Committee chair Kristine Tutor leads the push for a modernized Philippine medical act, embracing technological advances and global best practices.

The government’s infrastructure programs are set to create over three million jobs, boosting the economy and providing hope for unemployed and underemployed workers.

Philippine products are set to soar globally with geographical indications, boosting the reputation and profits of high-quality brands.

Japan pledges a Php11.79 billion post-disaster standby loan to aid the Philippines’ swift recovery from natural and health-related disasters.

The “Batang Busog, Malusog” feeding program fosters the Bayanihan spirit, providing nutrient-rich meals to needy school children in depressed areas.

Promoting self-sufficiency in the face of rising prices, the Climate Change Commission emphasizes the importance of educating Filipinos on urban agriculture.

Japan grants more than Php400 million to improve maritime law enforcement in the Philippines, ensuring real-time monitoring and crisis management in the Sulu-Celebes Sea.

President Bongbong Marcos unveils groundbreaking flood prevention plans, ensuring a brighter future for Pampanga and Bulacan.

Senator Go calls for a review of the Solo Parents Welfare Act amid complaints of unfulfilled benefits to show further support for Filipino parents.

Vice President Sara Duterte highlights the “Bayanihan” spirit at the kick-off of Brigada Eskwela, ensuring a strong and resilient education system for all learners.