10 winning party-list groups not joining 2025 polls?
DESPITE successful runs in the May 2022 polls, 10 party-list organizations failed to file a “manifestation of intent to participate” in the party-list elections next year.
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Deferment sought on hike of PhilHealth premium rate
THE Federation of Free Workers (FFW) yesterday called on President Marcos and the Philippine Health Insurance Corporation (PhilHealth) to defer the increase in the agency’s premium rate hike for this year, citing as reason the financial burden faced by Filipinos.
President Marcos jokes about ayuda for ‘persons without dyowa’
MANILA, Philippines — Does a broken heart qualify as a disability? President Marcos said he would have to ask the opinion of his lawyer wife, Liza Araneta-Marcos.
GAC Motor plans to launch 6 new MPVs this year
MANILA, Philippines — Automotive firm GAC Motor Philippines continues to expand its product offerings as it plans to launch at least six new multi-purpose vehicles (MPVs) this year.
Businessman sworn in as new SBMA chief
MANILA, Philippines — A businessman with interests in the Subic Bay Freeport Zone has been sworn in as new administrator of the Subic Bay Metropolitan Authority (SBMA).
Canada to support implementation of PH universal healthcare act, explores cooperation on critical minerals
Metro Manila (CNN Philippines, January 12) — The Canadian government is stepping up its official development assistance to the Philippines by providing ₱627 million (CAD $15 million) in new investments focusing on health services expansion and climate adaptation
Prime Video Southeast Asia Slashes Originals Team, Confirms Move To “Leaner Local Operating Model”
EXCLUSIVE: Amazon Prime Video Southeast Asia is cutting its originals team in Singapore and moving to a “leaner operating model,” as part of the globe wave of redundancies announced earlier this week.
DSWD ramps up social services as Marcos admin unveils expanded efforts
MANILA, Philippines — The Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD) is taking on more responsibilities to meet the rising demand for social support, President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. said on Friday.