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A dedicated collection of posts focusing on the Philippines. This category covers news, events, and stories of national interest that span the entire archipelago, from Luzon to Visayas and Mindanao.
Zamboanga City is ushering in 2026 with a wave of pride as its homegrown athletes continue to bring honor to the city on both the national and international stage. From the boxing ring in Thailand to the swimming pools of Dipolog City, Zamboangueño sports talents have proven that local grit and determination can compete with…
Four years after Typhoon Odette devastated infrastructure across Surigao City, a key bridge linking two island barangays to the mainland has finally been restored—this time as a stronger, more resilient reinforced concrete footbridge integrated with pedestrian access. The 470-meter San Pedro-Cantiasay Bridge officially opened on May 27, 2026, replacing the original crossing that was destroyed…
The Department of Agriculture (DA), in partnership with the World Bank, officially broke ground on a major infrastructure project in Surigao City—a P365.89-million farm-to-market road expected to transform the lives of local farmers and communities. The 6.51-kilometer road will connect 10 villages across Surigao City and the neighboring town of Sison in Surigao del Norte….
Pasay City is on the brink of a massive transformation as the Pasay 265 Project, also known as the Pasay City Harbor Reclamation project, officially moves forward in 2026. Dubbed the Manhattan of Manila Bay, this ambitious development is set to reshape the city skyline and create new opportunities for business, tourism, and urban living….
Pasay City has welcomed back one of its most iconic cultural landmarks. The Likhang Filipino Exhibition Halls formally reopened along Roxas Boulevard, reclaiming a historic site at the ITC Complex and transforming it into a year-round destination for Filipino craftsmanship and export-ready products. The reopening, led by First Lady Louise Araneta-Marcos, reaffirms the country commitment…
Couples for Christ (CFC), one of the worlds largest Catholic global lay communities, is celebrating its milestone 45th anniversary with a weeklong series of events running from June 13 to 20, 2026. The celebrations are centered in Manila and feature faith, family, and service-oriented activities for members and the broader community. The anniversary week includes…
The Our Lady of Guadalupe Philippine Pilgrimage 2026 officially began with a solemn Opening Mass at the historic Manila Cathedral in Intramuros on June 13, 2026. Manila Archbishop Cardinal Jose Advincula presided over the Eucharistic celebration, marking the start of a six-month nationwide journey of faith. Thousands of devotees gathered at the Manila Cathedral for…
Mati City, Davao Oriental — The city government of Mati is rolling out a new tax incentive program designed to attract investors and entrepreneurs looking to establish business ventures in the city, as part of a broader strategy to stimulate economic growth in the region. The initiative, reported by SunStar Davao and the Philippine Information…