(PosVideos) A NEW smartphone brand is eyeing to open 200 stores nationwide this year as it aims to reach out far-flung communities. Narzo, a newcomer in the smartphone segment, also wants to raise the standards of entry-level smartphones by offering… Continue Reading →

(Manila Bulletin) The Office of the Vice President (OVP) noted the “significant and productive engagements with the diplomatic corps and foreign officials” that Duterte held since assuming office on June 30. In the past 100 days, Duterte already met with… Continue Reading →

(Head Topics) Filipinos will soon have to register their SIM cards as President Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Jr. is expected to sign the SIM Registration Act on Monday, October 10. The Nation’s Leading Newspaper. Filipinos will soon have to register their… Continue Reading →

(Interaksyon) Garlic and onions cost several folds higher in the Philippines compared to Thailand, former Sen. Kiko Pangilinan noted during his Bangkok trip last September. In a tweet, Pangilinan shared that the price of garlic in Thailand is 50 baht… Continue Reading →

(Radio Free Asia) The Philippines must lead in peace-keeping efforts amid rising tensions in Southeast Asia and beyond, new President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. said as he pledged this week to propose “concrete” steps at an ASEAN summit in November for… Continue Reading →

(The Manila Times) CALAMBA CITY, Laguna: President Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Jr. led the ceremonial signing of contracts for the Philippine National Railways’ South Commuter Railway project on Thursday morning, October 6, at the Jose Rizal Monument, The Plaza, Calamba City,… Continue Reading →

(VOA) CATO, PHILIPPINES — Filipino fisherman Mariel Villamonte had spent years plying the turquoise waters of Scarborough Shoal in the South China Sea for snapper and grouper — until a Chinese coast guard vessel water cannoned his boat. That was… Continue Reading →

(The Sun UK) LOTTERY officials are facing calls for a cheating probe after 433 punters all won the jackpot with the same numbers. The winners are in line to split the £3.5million top prize – but politicians say they fear… Continue Reading →