Marcos asks Pinoys to ‘follow’ RTVM social media pages
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. on Thursday urged Filipinos to “follow” the social media accounts of Radio Television Malacañang for updates on his official overseas trips.
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. on Thursday urged Filipinos to “follow” the social media accounts of Radio Television Malacañang for updates on his official overseas trips.
Facebook and Grab are keen on hiring Filipinos to work at their offices in Singapore, Migrant Workers Secretary Susan “Toots” Ople said Sunday (September 4).
The Bureau of Corrections (BuCor) has ordered all of its personnel to only use transparent bags to work.
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. is studying a proposal to adopt an Integrated Water Resources Management (IWRM) Program for the country, the Office of the President (OP) said.
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. met with members of the Philippine Chamber of Food Manufacturers to discuss possible solutions to the country’s sugar supply shortage.
Press Secretary Trixie Cruz-Angeles on Sunday took a step back and gave herself time for self-reflection.
First Lady Liza Marcos hosted a luncheon for Chinese Ambassador Huang Xilian in Malacañang on August 4.
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. urged the public to follow the official Facebook page of First Lady Liza Marcos.
Senate Secretary Renato Bantug has warned of attempts to clone the Senate’s social media accounts, saying the public should only trust the Senate’s verified and official accounts on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram, or those with the “blue check marks.”
A Russian outfit hired people off the street and paid them to post online comments intended to give the impression of grassroots support for Moscow’s invasion of Ukraine, Facebook owner Meta said Thursday.