Danilo Brenio Builds Vloggers Philippines Beyond Its Community Roots

Vloggers Philippines founder Danilo Brenio is expanding the creator community into an independent digital media platform while maintaining its focus on learning, collaboration, and opportunities.

Danilo Brenio Puts Creator Credibility Before Commercial Opportunities At Vloggers Philippines

Danilo Brenio, founder of Vloggers Philippines, prioritizes creator credibility by rejecting questionable commercial partnerships and encouraging members to protect their reputation and professional integrity.

How Tala’s Strategic Partnerships Are Expanding Financial Access For Filipinos

Through its partnerships, Tala champions true financial inclusion by providing customers access to flexible and convenient online credit, while helping shape an inclusive and dignified digital finance system for the global majority.

Home Credit Makes The Latest iPhone 18 Pro And 18 Pro Max More Accessible With Double-Zero And Trade-In Offers

Bring home the latest iPhone with Home Credit’s Double Zero and Trade-in financing for as low as ₱137 per day for up to 24 months to pay.
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Naturally Good Aussie Navel Oranges Are Back In Season

Australia is once again bringing in its high-quality Navel Oranges straight from Australia’s pristine south east regions for Filipinos to enjoy!

Completion Of Vote Counting Machines Repair Seen By November

The Commission on Elections is looking to finish refurbishing the over 97,700 vote counting machines in November that will be used in next year's elections.

IATF Releases Ratified Guidelines On Granular Lockdowns

The Inter-Agency Task Force for the Management of Emerging Infectious Diseases has ratified the guidelines on the pilot implementation of granular lockdowns and alert levels system in Metro Manila, Malacañang announced on Monday night.

Opening Of Classes Amid Pandemic Brings Tears To Antique Teachers

The flag-raising ceremony marking the start of classes on Monday stirred mixed emotions among teachers in Antique, with several of them shedding tears both of sadness and triumph.

Limited Face-To-Face Learning Eyed In 2 Antique Schools

Two schools in Antique are now allowed to hold limited face-to-face classes due to the absence of Covid-19 cases in their areas.

Quezon-Bicol Expressway ‘Transport Backbone’ For Bicol Region

The House of Representatives overwhelmingly approved on final reading a measure mandating the construction of Quezon-Bicol Expressway (QUBEX) as an "integrated transport and economic development strategy” for the Bicol Region.

Cebu Nurses Get P15-K Stipend From Charitable Groups

A group of charitable foundations has turned over the first tranche of salary and bonus assistance to nurses who are serving in the Covid-19-dedicated hospitals in Cebu.

Dumaguete Inoculates Almost 50% Of Target Population Vs. Covid

Dumaguete City government has inoculated close to half of its total target population against the Covid-19, a report from the City Health Office showed on Tuesday.

NCR Under ‘Alert Level 4’ As Granular Lockdowns Start Sept. 16

"Alert level 4 ang ipapatupad sa NCR (Alert Level 4 will be implemented in the NCR)," Año said in an interview with the morning show "Unang Hirit".

Cabinet Execs Need Clearance Before Attending Senate Probes

President Rodrigo Duterte is requiring all Cabinet secretaries to first get his approval before attending Senate hearings on the deficiencies in the government’s use of Covid-19 pandemic funds.

NCR Covid Attack Rate, Healthcare Utilization Still At High Risk

A health official on Tuesday said the National Capital Region would be placed under Alert Level 4 at the start of the pilot run of granular lockdowns on Sept. 16, citing the continued high number of Covid-19 cases in the region.

No IATF Decision Yet On Covid-19 Booster Shots For Health Workers

The Inter-Agency Task Force for the Management of Emerging Infectious Diseases has yet to decide on the proposal to give medical front-liners a booster shot for an added protection against the Covid-19, Malacañang said Tuesday.

Gov’t Eyes October Start Of Vaccination For General Population

President Rodrigo Duterte raised the possibility that the vaccination of the general population against the coronavirus might proceed in October, once the country gets a “stable” supply of the coronavirus jabs.

PRC Visits Talim Island, Rizal To Vaccinate Seniors, PWDs

Despite the Covid-19 pandemic, the Philippine Red Cross (PRC) continues to boost its support for the National Covid-19 Vaccination Program.

Advincula To Lead Mass For Medical Front-Liners Sept. 15

Manila Archbishop Jose Cardinal Advincula will lead a Mass for front-liners on Wednesday in recognition of their heroism in battling the Covid-19 pandemic.

Solon Wants Monthly Incentives For Distant Public School Teachers

A lawmaker at the House of Representatives on Tuesday pushed for monthly incentive allowances to public school teachers assigned outside their respective cities, municipalities and provinces.

Go Calls Anew For Passage Of Bill To Benefit Disaster Victims

Senator Bong Go has rallied the passage of a priority bill that seeks to give access to housing and social protection program for individuals struck by disasters and the informal settlers.

DSWD Supports 2.8M Crisis-Affected Individuals In 17 Months

The Department of Social Welfare and Development has extended various forms of assistance to nearly three million individuals in crisis situations since the pandemic started in the country.

“Marry Me, Marry You’s” Heartwarming Pilot Delights Viewers, Trends On Social Media

WATCH: Joy, laughter, and heartwarming family moments delighted viewers of ABS-CBN's newest teleserye, "Marry Me, Marry You," as its pilot episode made its highly anticipated premiere on Monday and trended on Twitter Philippines.

Joey Marquez Stars As Viral Taho Vlogger In “MMK”

WATCH: Viewers will witness the heartwarming story of a taho vendor turned vlogger as "MMK" features the story Gimmy Panis Conos, featuring Joey Marquez this Saturday.

Rico Blanco Reimagines Iconic PBB Theme Song Now Called “Pinoy Tayo”

LISTEN: OPM icon Rico Blanco delivers a unifying, Filipino folk music spin to the well-loved "Pinoy Big Brother" theme song meaningfully renamed "Pinoy Tayo," 16 years after the song was first heard and eventually became an anthem of empowerment for many Filipinos.

DongYan, Bea Alonzo Banner GMA Pinoy TV’s ‘Sweet Sixteen’ With The Filipinos Abroad

In celebration of the GMA flagship international channel's 16th anniversary, GMA Pinoy TV gave the sweetest treat to the Kapuso fans abroad through back-to-back events bannered by today's biggest and most sought-after Kapuso stars.

Gentle Care For Your Intimate Area, Kind To Mother Earth

Human Nature introduces their latest waterless innovation to battle the plastic bottle--the Feminine Wash Bar.

Triages Of Learning

What will education be like after this pandemic? Here’s what you need to know:

Lav Diaz’s ‘Historya Ni Ha’ To Premiere At London Film Fest Starring John Lloyd Cruz

Lav Diaz's “History ani Ha” was selected as part of this year’s 65th BFI London Film Festival in the United Kingdom!

The Toyota Sure Advantage: Turning Your Dream Car Into An Experience

Planning to buy a new car? Here's why you should consider Toyota!

Legacy Brands Eng Bee Tin And Lee Kum Kee Create A Limited Edition XO Floss Mooncake

Check out the ultimate “legacy delicacy”– the Limited-Edition XO Floss Mooncake!

Sara ‘Most Qualified’ To Lead PH In Next 6 Years

A newly-launched citizens' movement urged Davao City Mayor Sara Duterte to run for president in the 2022 national and local elections.

Free Uniforms, School Supplies In Taguig As Academic Year Starts

Free school supplies and complete uniforms greeted public school students of Taguig City as they welcome the new academic year.

Kabankalan City Takes Pride In Being Home To Oldest Living Pinoy

Kabankalan City in Negros Occidental currently has 11 living centenarians! The oldest? 124-year-old Francisca Montes Susano.

Cebu City Bikers Reminded To Wear Face Mask

Roving cops will not hesitate to issue citation tickets to bikers who do not wear a face mask while riding for leisure or work.

Legazpi ‘Dog Pantry’ Lures Owners To Bring Pets For Vaccination

70% of the targeted 20,000 dogs have been vaccinated since the start of the year under Legazpi city’s vaccination program.

Dialysis Patients Among Priorities Of Davao City Vax Drive

Mayor Sara Duterte emphasized the need to vaccinate chronic kidney disease patients undergoing dialysis because they come in and out of hospitals and dialysis centers.

DepEd-Region 8 Steps Up Use Of Other Learning Modalities

DepEd Eastern Visayas is stepping the use of online and offline platforms as they embark on the second year of distance learning.

Conservation Of Resources Key To Sustainable Marine Supply

Is sustainable fisheries management and development really possible?

Duterte Standing Up For ‘Innocent’ Cabinet Members: Palace

President Rodrigo Duterte’s verbal attacks against some senators were made in defense of his “innocent” Cabinet members, Malacañang said.

Local Suppliers Can’t Meet Face Mask Demand At Start Of Pandemic

With a high demand for face masks at the start of the pandemic, the government had to procure from suppliers outside the country to meet the needs of Filipinos.

Second Pandemic School Year Opens Sept. 13

DepEd officially opened classes in public and private schools nationwide for the school year 2021 to 2022.

Land Distribution, Farmers’ Training Should Continue Beyond 2022

Agriculture Secretary John Castriciones hopes reforms and programs will still continue even after President Duterte steps down from office in June 2022.

20M More Pinoys Need To Be Vaxxed To Expand PH Herd Immunity

The country needs to vaccinate 20 million individuals from the adolescent and pediatric groups if it wants to upgrade its herd immunity targets.

Gov’t Used 2020 Savings For Covid-Related Infra Projects

Malacañang said the “savings” from the government’s discontinued programs were used to put up infrastructure projects related to the Covid-19 response.

New Granular Lockdown System To Involve More Manpower

The general community quarantine (GCQ) with Alert Levels will require more manpower in the implementation of granular lockdowns.

Capacitate Youth To Have Effective Future Leaders: Andanar

PCOO Secretary Martin Andanar supported anew the establishment of capacity-building initiatives that will help hone the leadership skills and confidence of the youth.

Comelec Posts ‘Promising’ 52% Online Voting Test Run Turnout

Payag ka ba sa online voting ngayong darating na #Halalan2022?

Planting Of Trees In Watersheds May Surpass 5M: MWSS

The five-year watershed rehabilitation program jointly launched by the government and private sectors in 2017 may surpass its target to plant 5 million trees.

Regions Open More PhilSys Step 2 Registration Centers

At least 11 areas nationwide have opened sign-up sites this month for the Step 2 biometrics process of the Philippine Identification System.

VACC-Ed KNB? Magpabakuna Na Para Sa Exciting Prizes Mula Sa Grab!

With Grab’s Vacc To Normal campaign, fully vaccinated individuals can enjoy discounts, offers, and other exciting deals thoughout the month of September!

Holcim, UP Renew Partnership For Sustainable Construction Course

Holcim Philippines, Inc. has renewed its partnership with the UP College of Engineering for an elective course that highlights the value of sustainability and inclusivity in building for development.

Gokongwei Group Protects Employees With COVID Vaccination

Gokongwei Group workforce continues its efforts to capacitate its workforce against the threat of the SARS-CoV-2 virus, now has vaccinated 36,676 employees through its COVID Protect vaccination program.