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MANILA, Philippines — Russel Reyes, 22, has always been interested in car racing because of the thrill that it provides. But, it’s not that simple to get inside a racetrack and drive fast cars. Motorsports, after all, is expensive.
The Department of Migrant Workers Department (DMW) deployed a team to Cambodia to repatriate 24 Filipinos who were allegedly forced to work in the Southeast Asian country.
MANILA, Philippines — A new team is ready to slug it out against the country’s best in the PBA 3x3 Season 3 Second Conference next week.
In a resolution filed on Monday, October 9, Senator Christopher "Bong" Go, chair of the Senate Committee on Sports, expressed his congratulations to members of the Philippine team for their commendable performance in the 19th Asian Games held in Hangzhou, China from September 23 to October 8.
HANGZHOU – Basketball great Yao Ming branded China’s team “slackers” and warned they will struggle to qualify for future Olympics because of the “huge gap” with the world’s best.
It didn’t look like a championship squad at the onset. Putting a mix-up in recruiting players behind him, Gilas coach Tim Cone re-assembled a cast for a first practice together five days before a scheduled departure for Hangzhou to play in the Asian Games. A single tune-up game against a visiting Korean pro club LG Sakers was squeezed into the calendar and sensing the need for a little more practice time, Cone delayed taking the flight out by a day.
MANILA, Philippines — Actress Julia Montes revealed that she is not pressured to top the box-office performance of "Hello, Love, Goodbye," the movie that stars Kathryn Bernardo and Alden Richards. She and Alden are starring in the upcoming movie "Five Break-ups and a Romance."
Cotabato City—Bangsamoro Education Minister Mohagher Iqbal said he has created a special committee to look into allegations of pay-offs in the appointments of newly-hired and promoted teachers in the region’s five provinces and three cities.