LOOK: Papercraft boat souvenirs released for Philippines’ Quincentennial
Papercraft boat souvenirs have been released for the Philippines' celebration of the 500 years anniversary of Lapu Lapu's Mactan victory in 1521 and the participation of the country in the first circumnavigation of the world.
6 Official Ways To Get Your New Passport Processed Faster
You can be excused from setting an online appointment to apply for your passport at the Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA). In fact there...
Overseas Filipino Workers get support from Mental Wellness Health app
Overseas Filipino Workers in Macau are getting support from a mental health app named "Kumusta, Kabayan" that was rolled out amid the global coronavirus pandemic.
Good News Pilipinas Exclusive: Illac Diaz’s 100-day Voyage of Light endorsed by United Nations,...
Illac Diaz’s 100-Day Voyage of Light on the Peace Boat with the mission to light up communities around the world without electricity is now...
Drive-in Holy Mass offered in Philippines’ Tacloban City parish
A drive-in Holy Mass is being offered at the St. Josemaria Escriva Mission Station in Apitong in Tacloban City, Leyte province in the Philippines.
Unlock Your Potential with Double EGOT Winner Bobby Lopez at PHTimeIsNow: An Unmissable Global...
Don't miss your golden opportunity to rise to unparalleled heights—just like Bobby Lopez, the world's only double EGOT winner, who also happens to be of Filipino descent.
IN PHOTOS: Climate action solar art by Liter of Light at Bonifacio Global City
Check out the photos of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goal (UN SDG) #13 Climate Action solar art created by the Liter of Light at Bonifacio Global City in Metro Manila to mark the International Day of Cooperation.
Amidst quarantine closure, Makati’s Toyo Eatery ranks 2nd-straight year in Asia’s 50 Best Restaurants
Amidst a Luzon island-wide community quarantine closure, Makati City's Toyo Eatery remains on the list of Asia's 50 Best Restaurants for the second straight year.
Manila’s longest creek Estero de Tripa de Gallina dredged to subside floods, helps Manila...
Manila's longest creek, the Estero de Tripa de Gallina, has been dredged to subside floods and help the Manila Bay Rehabilitation project.
HAPPENING: Public transportation resumes as Metro Manila shifts to GCQ
All modes of public transportation are resuming service on Wednesday as Metro Manila and several other areas in the Philippines shifted to the less restrictive General Community Quarantine (GCQ).
Next-generation science & technology researchers prepped by NRCP RISE
The next generation of science and technology researchers at the National Research Council of the Philippines (NRCP) is currently being prepared for future responsibilities through the Research and Innovation Skills Development for Early-career Researchers (RISE) program being piloted this February.
Teen author Chloe Reynaldo tackles girl issues in empowering book “Be A Girl Champion”
Teen author and illustrator Chloe Seraspe Reynaldo has released her book, "Be A Girl Champion", a compilation of stories about seven young girls who...
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How to Track your Philippine National ID delivery
Here's how to track the delivery status of your Philippine National Identification (PhilID) card.
