2019 CMS ‘Social Media Awards’ rocks Iloilo City

SOCIAL Media in the information age plays a vital role in the society. There’s more to just tweeting or posting something on the Internet....

CPU-School of Graduate Studies transforms learning, holds ‘reform’ seminar

THE Central Philippine University School of Graduate Studies, through Administrative Reforms and Innovation course, in partnership with the Center for Local Governance and Indigenous...

S.S. Navigator makes maiden call in Boracay Island

ILOILO City – The Department of Tourism Region 6 welcomed the 450 passengers of Seven Seas Navigator (S.S. Navigator) during its maiden port call...

DOT-6 joins 2019 first quarter nationwide simultaneous earthquake drill

THE Department of Tourism Region 6, together with other government agencies, joined the 2019 First Quarter Nationwide Simultaneous Earthquake Drill on Feb. 21. Iloilo City...

DOT-6 champions WV weaving industry, urges local support

ILOILO City – The Department of Tourism Region 6 plans to partner with local government units (LGUs) in Negros Occidental to empower local weaving...

Diokno says ‘no sacred cows’ with him leading central bank

MANILA – Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas governor Benjamin Diokno said Tuesday there would be "no sacred cows" under his watch, dismissing worries that his...
Socioeconomic Planning secretary Ernesto Pernia

Reenacted budget to slow economic growth – Pernia

MANILA – Gross domestic product growth will likely slow if the Philippines continues to operate on a reenacted budget, one of President Rodrigo Duterte's...

Pag-IBIG Fund releases highest-ever P47B in multi-purpose loans in 2018; 2.3 million members assisted,...

PAG-IBIG Fund released P46.96 billion in multi-purpose loans or MPL last year, the highest ever released in a single year and posting growth of...

BSP chief on P52 vs $1: ‘I don’t find it too strong’

MANILA – Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas governor Benjamin Diokno said Tuesday he did not find the peso "too strong" at the P52 level to...

PH trade deficit widens to $3.76B in January

MANILA – The Philippines' trade deficit widened further in January as exports shrank and imports rose again, the Philippine Statistics Authority said Tuesday. Exports in...