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By Heidi Nicodemus The Department of Health (DoH) has lauded the province of Rizal for having one of the best hospital health care system in the country during a three-day collaborative planning workshop on quality management for city, rural and barangay health units held at the Ramada Hotel in Binondo, Manila last October 3 to 5, 2018.

By Tracy Cabrera                                                     In the last 50 years, the sea level has increased more than 80 centimetres, according to experts, and in ten or twenty years coastal areas around the city of Manila, home …

By Tracy Cabrera  IN reaction to difficulties faced by overseas Filipino workers in their work place and working conditions, the Advocates and Keepers Organization of OFWs Inc. (AKO OFW Inc.) has launched the ‘Bantay OFW Mobile Application’ in partnership with the Philippine Overseas Employment Agency (POEA) for speedy and efficient response to distressed OFWs working abroad.

By Tracy Cabrera EXERCISING strict prudence and sustainability, the Duterte administration is showing a strong economic outlook due to increased government spending that has helped economic activity in the country, budget secretary Benjamin Diokno emphasized at the Philippine Economic Briefing (PEB) held Tuesday, September 18, 2019, at the Banko Sentral ng Pilipinas in Manila.

By Tracy Cabrera                                                     CHINESE firm are expected to bring big business opportunities to the country with their entry in the proposed 500-hectare industrial park to be set up in New Clark City in Pampanga, according …

By Tracy Cabrera A soft opening is scheduled for the reopening of the tiny island of Boracay in October.

The Economic Development Cluster (EDC) of the Duterte Cabinet expects “moderate” inflation in the months ahead following the implementation of a slew of measures to help tame the rise in commodity prices, which include streamlining import procedures for rice, fish and sugar to boost their supply in the domestic market.

Government spending reached its peak so far for the year at P328.1 billion in July 2018, representing an increase of P83.0 billion, or 34%, from the same period last year. The spectacular rise in spending was due to infrastructure and other capital outlays as well as subsidies to government corporations. For the first seven months of the year, disbursements have …

By Jinky Jorgio Public Works Secretary Mark Villar said the Philippines will be a completely different country from today as far as infrastructure is concerned.

A committed effort from agencies in the agriculture sector to boost output and introduce policy reform is needed to bring down prices of agricultural products, the National Economic and Development Authority said.