RSA may be elected vice chair of MPIC
MANILA, Philippines — Tycoon Manuel V. Pangilinan said his new business partner Ramon Ang may be appointed vice chairman of the now re-privatized tollways conglomerate Metro Pacific Investments Corp. (MPIC).
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2 recyclable scraps traders dead in Sultan Kudarat ambush
COTABATO CITY — Suspected extortionists killed two traders of recyclable scrap metal, plastic wares and home fixtures in an attack on Thursday afternoon in the seaside Palimbang town in Sultan Kudarat.
Press Release - PRIB: Senate approves local bills on roads, bridge
The Senate on Monday, November 6, 2023 approved on third and final reading four bills renaming roads and a bridge in the provinces of Bohol, Pangasinan, Camarines Sur and Iligan City in the Northern Mindanao region.
The ecotourism, adventure, falls and glamping capitalCavinti, Laguna
IT'S hard to believe that there's a place south of Manila blessed with mountain lakes and waterfalls. Where people are warm and hospitable, always ready to share their rich heritage and colorful past. Where nature's bounty continues to provide fresh produce that nourishes the body and warms the soul. This place is Cavinti, Laguna, and it only takes two to three hours to experience this paradise.
Voter gunned down near Maguindanao del Norte polling center
COTABATO — A voter died of a gunshot wound sustained as two groups supporting rival candidates clashed in the premises of a polling site in Datu Odin Sinsuat, Maguindanao del Norte on Monday afternoon.
Over 25k passengers flock to ports day before Undas 2023 — PCG
MANILA, Philippines — More than 25,000 outbound passengers headed to ports a day before the start of this year's Undas, the Philippine Coast Guard’s monitoring showed.
MMDA sets road reblocking, repairs; motorists told to take alternate routes
THE Metropolitan Manila Development Authority yesterday advised motorists to take alternate routes as the Department of Public Works and Highways undertakes road reblocking and repairs on several roadways in the metropolis from Oct. 31 to Nov. 6.
A crossover that puts driving at the forefront
WHEN Honda first released the BR-V, I found it to be a greatly engineered vehicle but one with questionable design. Sure, the BR-V had the inherent Honda levels of overengineering, especially for its time, but its looks were based on the Mobilio, which in my opinion looked weird unless you splurged for the sporty RS. That's all been rectified here in this second-generation model. Improved in every way possible, the new BR-V has eventually become Honda's best-selling model in the Philippines. To see why, we got ourselves a range-topping 2023 Honda BR-V VX to understand how good this crossover has become.