Powering a Greener Eastern Visayas
• Our voices matter in shaping a greener future. Real change depends on local leadership and community participation. Communities can choose a cleaner, more sustainable path with renewable energy.
• Our voices matter in shaping a greener future. Real change depends on local leadership and community participation. Communities can choose a cleaner, more sustainable path with renewable energy.
• First Gen says Leyte’s geothermal energy can help cushion rising electricity costs in Eastern Visayas, as the Energy Development Corp. reaffirms supply commitment through the Tongonan power plant in Ormoc.
• A farm-to-market road in Maslog ended a family’s grueling journey to market. Manang Lita and Karding now reach Dolores in under an hour, their produce fresh and their children’s futures secure.
• Volunteers from GMA Kapuso Foundation and UGB trekked rough roads and crossed a river to deliver relief goods to remote Barangay Maan in T’boli, South Cotabato on July 10.
• A man was arrested after allegedly firing a handgun inside a Villaba restobar on July 4, prompting police to respond to the incident at Barangay Poblacion del Norte.
• Maslog, Eastern Samar, hosted a capacity development program on local legislation on July 8, bringing essential governance tools closer to the community.
• Farm-to-market-road projects in Samar aim to connect isolated communities and boost development, showing that good governance builds lasting peace.
• The Archdiocese of Palo appealed to victims, witnesses, and anyone with information on abuse of children and vulnerable adults to come forward, assuring confidentiality and care.
• Calbayog Vice Mayor Rex Daguman inspected hotels to assess the city’s readiness as a MICE hub, aiming to attract regional conferences and large-scale events to Northern Samar.
• Northern Samar provincial leaders and stakeholders are finalizing a roadmap to provide cleaner and more dependable energy to communities, shaping the province’s energy future in the years ahead.