The Government of Japan is providing a ¥370 million (around PHP137 million) grant to strengthen the Philippines’ tuberculosis (TB) response, focusing on remote and underserved areas. Japanese Ambassador Kazuya Endo and UNOPS Geneva Office Director Andrew Kirkwood signed the agreement for “The
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The Independent Commission for Infrastructure (ICI) found that resigned lawmaker Zaldy Co allegedly received kickbacks from government projects starting with the National Expenditure Program (NEP) and continuing through the bicameral conference committee
The Philippines aims to boost its geothermal energy production as part of efforts to increase
Regal Entertainment Inc. has defended Ivana Alawi amid online rumors that she was causing delays
The Government of Japan is providing a ¥370 million (around PHP137 million) grant to strengthen the Philippines’ tuberculosis (TB) response, focusing on remote and
Around 700,000 visitors are expected to visit Manila Memorial Park for Undas this year, according to the cemetery’s management, based on previous years’ records.
Filipino survivors of Typhoon Odette are filing a civil lawsuit in the United Kingdom against British oil giant Shell, seeking compensation for personal injuries
President Ferdinand Marcos arrived in Gyeongju, South Korea, on Thursday to participate in the 32nd APEC Economic Leaders’ Meeting, just a day after returning
The Philippine Navy clarified Thursday that retired Marine Orly Guteza is not under the custody or protection of the Philippine Marine Corps, countering earlier
The Independent Commission for Infrastructure (ICI) found that resigned lawmaker Zaldy Co allegedly received kickbacks from government projects starting with the National Expenditure Program (NEP) and continuing through the bicameral conference committee (bicam) and
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Senator Raffy Tulfo urged the Japanese government to open more job opportunities
The Pasay City government held a Halloween trick-or-treat event at the City
Senate Deputy Majority Leader Joseph Victor “JV” Ejercito has called for urgent
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has ordered government agencies to lower construction costs
The Philippines aims to boost its geothermal energy production as part of efforts to increase the share of renewable energy in the national power
Filipino preloved book sellers, such as Booksale Philippines and Bookchigo Trading, are adapting to global trade disruptions, including higher shipping costs and weaker foreign
Consumers can expect prices of necessities and prime commodities (BNPCs) to remain stable until the end of the year, the Department of Trade and
World leaders convened in Malaysia on Monday to discuss strategies for strengthening economic and trade ties amid renewed tensions over impending US tariffs. The
VITRO Inc., the data center arm of the PLDT Group, has graduated the first batch of 40 students from its micro-credential program, VITRO Academy,
Filipino boxing stars showcased the country’s bright future during the Thrilla in Manila 50th anniversary event on Oct. 29 at the Smart Araneta Coliseum. Eumir Marcial, Carl Jammes Martin, Marlon Tapales, Arvin Magramo, Eman
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The 3rd FIGH Artistic Gymnastics World Championships will be held from November
World Boxing Council (WBC) minimumweight champion Melvin Jerusalem is setting his sights
Zamboanga City’s young lifters Kyle Nathan Kue and Al-Fhadzrey Sabban, cousins and
Pedro Taduran successfully defended his IBF minimumweight title with a dominant performance
Regal Entertainment Inc. has defended Ivana Alawi amid online rumors that she was causing delays on the Metro Manila Film Festival entry, Shake, Rattle
The mayor of Bulusan, Wennie Rafallo-Romano, clarified that actress Heart Evangelista has no connection to the controversy sparked by Vice Ganda’s comments about Bagacay
Korean superstar Lee Dong-wook is set to return to the Philippines after six years for his “My Sweet Home” fan meeting at The Theater
Kapamilya star Kathryn Bernardo is set to be immortalized in wax at Madame Tussauds Hong Kong, becoming the youngest Filipino celebrity to receive the
Luis Manzano is set to return as a host for the second season of Pinoy Big Brother Celebrity Collab Edition, as announced on October
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The Philippine Navy clarified Thursday that retired Marine Orly Guteza is not under the custody or protection of the Philippine Marine Corps, countering earlier claims by former lawmaker Mike Defensor. Guteza, who retired on June 30, 2020, is
Senator Raffy Tulfo urged the Japanese government to open more job opportunities for Filipino nurses and transportation workers during the 151st Inter-Parliamentary Union Assembly in Geneva, Switzerland. Tulfo met with Japanese delegation leader Fujii Kazuhiro, discussing the welfare
The Pasay City government held a Halloween trick-or-treat event at the City Hall lobby on October 29, welcoming children in colorful and spooky costumes. Various city offices participated by giving out candies and gifts to young attendees. Mayor
Senate Deputy Majority Leader Joseph Victor “JV” Ejercito has called for urgent action to address the “dangerous disconnect” in the management of the country’s water resources. He criticized the lack of coordination between flood control projects and agencies
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has ordered government agencies to lower construction costs for classrooms, hospitals, farm-to-market roads, and other infrastructure projects to curb corruption. The directive expands a previous order for the Department of Public Works and Highways
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has signed Republic Act 12312, officially banning Philippine offshore gaming operators (POGOs) and repealing the previous law that legalized and taxed them. The measure prohibits the operation of POGOs, the acceptance of offshore bets,
The Independent Commission for Infrastructure (ICI) has recommended criminal and administrative charges against several current and former officials, including Senators Joel Villanueva and Jinggoy Estrada, over alleged corruption in flood control projects. ICI Chair Andres Reyes said the
Filipino preloved book sellers, such as Booksale Philippines and Bookchigo Trading, are adapting to global trade disruptions, including higher shipping costs and weaker foreign exchange, which indirectly affect the prices of imported books. To cope, Booksale holds promotions
