SMPC donates additional 9,000 antigen kits to Antique

Semirara Mining and Power Corporation (SMPC) continues to support the healthcare units of Antique province to combat against the Omicron variant risk of COVID-19. SMPC...

Strengthening nutrition programs: An imperative to devolution and development of LGUs

The Local Government Code of 1991, RA 7160 celebrated its 30th year of enactment on 12 October 2021.   This landmark law paved the way...

Shopee is the most tweeted E-Commerce brand in the Philippines this 2021

With its string of successful campaigns and relatable social media content, Shopee is the most tweeted e-commerce brand in the country according to Twitter...
Surplus SM Makati has an exciting new look and a wide variety of fashionable finds, essentials and novelty items.

Gifts of good cheer and good health at Surplus

‘Tis the season for sharing at Surplus! And this Christmas, give your loved ones gifts of good health and good cheer from its wide...
UNICEF staff is on the ground conducting assessments and is leading the Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH), Nutrition, Education and Child Protection clusters together with the Philippine Government and partners. UNICEF’s emergency supplies are ready to be dispatched to respond to people’s needs for safe drinking water, sanitation, hygiene, nutrition, education, and child protection. © UNICEF; Photographer: Ernesto Casiple

UNICEF sends supplies to Typhoon Odette areas; advocates needs of children

UN children’s agency sends preliminary aid as joint assessments on children’s needs are taking place   After Typhoon Odette (international name Rai) brought widespread  destruction...

PH to front-load cheaper ODA loans in 2022

With commercial borrowing rates expected to rise next year, the Philippines is looking at sourcing more of its foreign funding requirements from low-interest official...

Peza to pursue lifting of ban on NCR ecozones

The Philippine Economic Zone Authority (Peza) will recommend that the next administration lift the ban on new economic zones in the National Capital Region...

As restrictions ease, Filipinos troop to malls

While Filipinos have embraced online shopping while locked down in their homes during this pandemic, e-commerce is unlikely to eclipse the mall-going culture in...
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BIR eases tax payment procedures in areas worst hit by Odette

The Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR) has made it easier for taxpayers, who can still afford to settle taxes despite damage wrought by Super...

We Are Parts of a Whole – a Christmas Story

Christmas.  There’s no other season quite like it.  It’s a time for families to reunite, celebrate, and be grateful for all that was and...