The Philippines’ Kenneth Cobonpue has been honored with a nomination from the prestigious Interior Design Magazine’s Best of Year Awards.
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Angie is a self-confessed reformed news critic who vows she has finally found infinite value in delivering the good news. She teaches students of all ages how to make the important interesting for audiences across media platforms.
JUST IN: Miko Eala wins Doubles title in Lousada Portugal tourney
The Philippines’ Michael Francis “Miko” Eala started strong in his return to the tennis season with a Doubles Title at the Lousada Junior Cup II in Portugal.
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How to Avail of DOST-hosted Free Coursera online studies for Filipinos
Free Coursera online studies are being made available to thousands of Filipinos – all for free – through the Department of Science and Technology Caraga (DOST-Caraga) partnership program.
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JUST IN: Pasig health operations center up and running
Pasig City’s new health information management systems now up and running.
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Filipino-American History Month honors Pinoy activism
Filipino-American History Month (FAHM) is honoring the activism of Pinoys who comprise one of the largest Asian-American groups in the United States.
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Gender-fair language in Philippines’ DOSTv, STARBOOKS hailed
Gender-fair language practices of DOSTv, the official television program of the DOST, and STARBOOKS school resources of the Department of Science and Technology Science and Technology Information Institute (DOST-STII) were hailed for their commitment to the Gender and Development (GAD) agenda and advocacy.
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Philippines dominates Asia’s Top Islands in Condé Nast Traveler Readers’ Choice Awards
The Philippines’ Cebu and Visayas islands were voted the Top Island in Asia, while Palawan and Siargao joined Asia’s Top 5 in the World’s Best Islands list of the Condé Nast Traveler (CNT) Readers’ Choice Awards 2020.
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JUST IN: Pinoy champ Alex Eala wins main draw debut match at French Open
Pinoy tennis champion Alex Eala raised the Philippines’ colors in France after winning her debut match as a main draw of the French Open and is now moving to the next round of competitions in Paris.
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LISTEN: University of the Philippines Radio DZUP on World College Radio Day
The University of the Philippines’ DZUP Radio Station is representing the country as a showcase campus radio’s fearless programming on World College Radio Day (WCRD) this Friday.
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1st California public school named after Fil-Am teacher Flora Arca Mata opens
The first California public school named after Filipino-American teacher Flora Arca Mata is now open.
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Leylah Annie Fernandez wins French Open main draw debut match
Leylah Annie Fernandez displayed championship form on her to the Roland-Garros court, winning her main draw match debut at the ongoing French Open.
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Emergency Ready-to-Eat food packs developed by DOST to be commercialized
Emergency Ready-to-Eat (RTE) food packs developed by the Department of Science and Technology (DOST) will be adopted and commercialized by the provinces of Cagayan and Isabela.
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