Carlos Singh, president of the Paraiso Tacloban Fisherfolk, Mangrove, and Eco-Tourism Development Association, shows off two of 18,000 mangrove seedlings at a nursery, ready for planting and distribution to the coastal area of Barangay 83-Paraiso and other coastal barangays in Tacloban City affected by Super Typhoon ‘Yolanda.’ The Organization for Industrial Spiritual and Cultural Advancement supported the project. Mel Caspe
This photo taken and handout on Sunday by The Vatican Media shows Pope Francis waving to the crowd during a...
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A vendor displays ‘sili labuyo’ (chili peppers) that retail for P400 per kilo – about half the prevailing market rate...
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Despite a persistent drizzle, a young woman and other artists decorate a wall along Malvar Street in Puerto Princesa City...
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Members of the Education Workers’ Alliance for Greater and Equitable Salary (Educ WAGES) raise fists after signing their Unity Statement...
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A boy shows his painted hands at an art session conducted by the Baysulangpu Artists Society Arevalo Plaza in Iloilo...
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Catholic devotees flock to venerate a relic of Saint Pio of Pietrelcina, commonly known as “Padre Pio” during the celebration...
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Higher interest rates and elevated inflation led to a slight growth slowdown in bank lending in July 2023, the Bangko...
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Land Bank of the Philippines (LandBank) said it released about P2.2 billion in loans to 13,701 rice farmers and cooperatives...
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HANGZHOU – Gilas Pilipinas finally arrived for the 19th Asian Games, bearing with it a positive mindset despite facing tremendous...
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The Intellectual Property Office of the Philippines (IPOPHL) issued the rules on site blocking to prevent unauthorized access to pirated...
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Tycoon Lucio Tan and wife Carmen relinquished their directorships in Philippine National Bank (PNB) as part of the bank’s commitment...
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Manila Standard website (manilastandard.net), launched in August 2002, extends the newspaper’s reach beyond its traditional readers and makes its brand of Philippine news and opinion available to a much wider and geographically diverse readership here and overseas.
