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  1. The time we take from patients

    The time we take from patients

    Sometimes care is postponed not because the fee is unaffordable, but because the day it requires is. Care that is affordable in pesos but unaffordable in time…

  2. Israel taps Phl for critical ore exploration

    Israel taps Phl for critical ore exploration

    ‘We can now aspire towards local value-addition for our green ‘tech-metals.’ In this context, partnership with Israel is critical as they are a recognized…

  3. DBP taps PH1 for P2-B housing buildout

    DBP taps PH1 for P2-B housing buildout

    ‘This collaboration contributes to fulfilling the national government’s goals of constructing affordable housing units that would unite families, strengthen…

  4. Breakfast staples to live by

    Breakfast staples to live by

    Amid rising food prices and global fuel pressures, Filipino homemakers turn to practical and nutritious meal solutions as Bounty Fresh and Robina Farms…

  5. Affordable housing fair goes to C. Luzon

    Affordable housing fair goes to C. Luzon

    Pag-IBIG Fund to offer over 20,000 affordable housing units in Central Luzon at the Regional Housing Fair on 18–19 March, with monthly payments starting at…

  6. U.P. campus hosts first rental 4PH

    U.P. campus hosts first rental 4PH

    The project aims to provide affordable rental housing for UP faculty members, non-teaching personnel, and long-time informal settler families within the campus.

  7. NFA: Rice stocks still ample nationwide

    NFA: Rice stocks still ample nationwide

    Lacson said the Department of Agriculture is working to expand the P20 per kilo rice initiative nationwide, with farmers included among the eligible buyers for…

  8. Affordable housing eyed in New Clark City

    Affordable housing eyed in New Clark City

    The P4.8-billion housing development will feature 3,320 units, a portion of which will be earmarked as subsidized units under the government’s 4PH Program.