The Bank of the Philippine Islands (BPI) partners with Ayala Foundation, Inc. (AFI) for a donation drive to promote arts and culture. The two institutions were represented (left to right) by Ma. Elizabeth L. Gustilo, senior director of Arts and Culture, AFI, and Jenelyn Z. Lacerna, SVP at BPI in a signing ceremony.
San Juan City Mayor Francis Zamora and Ilocos Norte Gov. Matthew Marcos Manotoc check out various Ilocano products after signing…
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. seems to indicate the direction for the Department of Social Welfare and Development, which marks its…
House Speaker Ferdinand Martin G. Romualdez (center), Tingog Partylist Rep. Jude Acidre (3rd from right seated) and Sorsogon 2nd District…
Residents of Quezon City troop to SM North Edsa on the last day of the Commission on Elections registration for…
Two ‘comfort women,’ accompanied by Teresita Ang See, convenor of the Flowers for the Lolas Campaign, went to the Japanese…
Trade Secretary Alfredo Pascual (left) and Lufthansa Technik Philippines president and chief executive Elmar Lutter welcome Mike-Kilo, a reactivated A380…
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has appointed Valenzuela Rep. Rex Gatchalian as the new head of the Department of Social Welfare…
Department of Health (DOH) officer-in-charge Maria Rosario Vergeire said Tuesday that she is now ready to be the next secretary…
The country’s economic managers assured senators that the proposed Maharlika Investment Fund (MIF) will not be big enough to bring…
An anti-crime watchdog on Tuesday bared reports of a new modus involving online offers for the removal from the Bureau…
Sen. Ronald dela Rosa raised alarm over the use of high-caliber guns and grenades by Chinese syndicates involved in POGO-related…
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