Gritty brand of amateur hoops back
Bringing once again its gritty and purely amateur brand of basketball, the National Athletics Association of Schools, Colleges and Universities commences its 21st season on Oct. 23 at the Cuneta Astrodome.
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Ylona Garcia, 88rising collaborate for G-Shock 40th anniversary
MANILA, Philippines — Japanese electronics company Casio is marking the 40th anniversary of its signature watch line G-Shock, and to celebrate the milestone has collaborated with artists under music label 88rising, including Filipino singer Ylona Garcia.
21st NAASCU cagefest slated Oct. 23
MANILA, Philippines – The National Athletic Association of Schools, Colleges and Universities will hold its 21st edition with 10 schools seeing action in its premier basketball competition unfolding October 23 at the Cuneta Astrodome in Pasay City.
Canada to help monitor vessels illegally fishing in PH waters
Metro Manila (CNN Philippines, October 17) — The Philippines and Canada have forged an agreement for the use of Ottawa's dark vessel tracking system to detect ships illegally fishing in Manila's waters.
Canada forges agreement to help Philippines track illegal fishing vessels using satellite technology
MANILA, Philippines (AP) — Canada will help the Philippines detect illegal fishing with its satellite surveillance system under a new agreement, Philippine officials said Monday.
2 men wanted for alleged rape of minor arrested in Agusan del Sur
COTABATO CITY— Policemen on Saturday arrested two men in Veruela, Agusan del Sur who were wanted for the alleged rape of a 17-year-old girl.
Team Philippines competes at Asia Finals of Toyota Gazoo Racing GT Cup 2023
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.
Rico Blanco releases re-recorded version of 'You'll Be Safe Here'
MANILA, Philippines — Singer-producer Rico Blanco has recorded a new version of the song "You'll Be Safe Here," the song he penned for Rivermaya during his tenure as the band's lead vocalist after the departure of Bamboo Mañalac.