The announcement for the resumption of voter registration for 2022 national elections in September was made on Saturday by the Commission on Elections. However, areas still under the enhanced community quarantine or the modified ECQ will be exempted from partaking. … Read more
The House of Representatives passed the Bayanihan to Recover as One Act, or Bayanihan 2 on final reading; and it garnered a total of 242 yes votes. The passage of Bayanihan 2 on final reading is the government’s way to … Read more
Senator Francis Tolentino urged the Department of Education (DepEd) to move the reopening of classes until further notice. Teachers, as well as stakeholders already raised their concerns about this particular matter. During a Senate hearing, Tolentino said that if we … Read more
If there’s one thing that most, if not all Filipinos need today, it’s financial assistance. Hundreds of thousands, if not millions of Filipinos have been laid off from their professions – and the current situation isn’t making things any better. … Read more
The COVID-19 has been a real threat to the world’s economy; other than the fact that it’s the reason why most businesses closed down, it follows the reason of millions of workers and employees lost their jobs worldwide. For our … Read more
The COVID-19 pandemic has changed the entirety of our country; from the approval of the work from home and the schooling – to the heavier weight of thought for our medical and force front liners, it has never been the … Read more
As a part of their assistance, the Technical Education and Skills Development Authority (TESDA) made a promise to provide up to 50 million reusable face masks to help in the controlling and the mitigation of the risks of the virus. … Read more