
Bong Go champions barangay welfare, empowerment during mass oath-taking ceremony of barangay officials in Bulacan
Bong Go champions barangay welfare, empowerment during mass oath-taking ceremony of barangay officials in Bulacan
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Bong Go champions barangay welfare, empowerment during mass oath-taking ceremony of barangay officials in Bulacan

Newly promoted teachers and school heads from Bulacan and Pampanga took their oaths under the Expanded Career Progression program, with President Marcos Jr. in…


Erroll Comafay Jr., the top vote-getter in Tabuk City’s 2025 council race, takes office after a Supreme Court ruling overturned his disqualification over a…

Jail Director Efren Altamira Nemeño has officially taken his oath as the new chief of the Bureau of Jail Management and Penology, vowing to tackle jail…

Around 1,000 newly recruited Corrections Officer 1 personnel have taken their oath before BuCor chief Gregorio Pio P. Catapang Jr. in Muntinlupa City, marking…



Angara leads the oath-taking of 1,559 newly promoted Caraga teachers under the Expanded Career Progression (ECP) System, fulfilling President Marcos Jr.’s…

Jose Luis Montales takes his oath as the new Philippine Senate secretary, succeeding Mark Llandro Mendoza as the chamber opens session ahead of its expected…


Police Regional Office 1 conducted welfare and community initiatives during the visit of OLCFI National Adviser Mary Rose Nartatez, including a blood drive,…

Christina Garcia Frasco takes oath as Presidential Adviser for Sustainable and Resilient Communities, aiming to bolster community sustainability and economic…





Nine newly promoted Bureau of Corrections officers take their oath and don new ranks in a ceremony led by Director General Gregorio Pio Catapang Jr.

Former PNP Chief Nicolas Torre III is sworn in as MMDA general manager, paving the way for Gen. Jose Melencio Nartatez Jr. to assume full leadership of the PNP…

The Supreme Court allows a 2022 Bar passer to take the Lawyer’s Oath despite civil status record issues, citing fairness and technical considerations.