Filipina CEOs and influencers came together to celebrate International Women’s Month at SPACES BGC. Good News Pilipinas! TV anchor Trixie Esguerra moderated the event organized by world-class branding firm Flair Image. “Influencing in Heels” was hosted at SPACES BGC co-working venue to pay homage to successful business women in the Philippines. Participants learned success traits, […]
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Commonly known as Zed, the 19 year old is a student-journalist in the field of sports. He is hardworking and always ready to take up a challenge.
DOST-SEI opens scholarship slots for S&T grad students to study abroad
The Department of Science and Technology-Education Institute (DOST-SEI) is opening scholarship slots to science professionals who wish to pursue further studies abroad. In a media release sent by DOST-SEI to Good News Pilipinas, the government agency announced slots for Foreign Graduate Scholarship in Specialized Priority S & T Fields. DOST – SEI will be offering […]
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MEET: Cebuano Wakeboarder Raphael Trinidad, Philippines’ hope for Olympic Gold
It was Filipino wakeboarder prodigy Raphael Trinidad’s first time going into the world stage. But what he didn’t realize then was it would also be the Philippines’ first ever medal finish at the 10th IWWF World Wakeboard Championship in Argentina —and it came from him. “This is for the country. It really feels good to […]
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Behind the viral post by UP graduate Alex Castro’s return as full-fledged lawyer to find her “Tatay Dong” taho vendor
Eight years. Eight—long, hard, and tough—years came since Ana Alexandra “Alex” Castro first stepped in the prestigious University of the Philippines – Diliman as a freshman with curious eyes. And as she progressed through the university, she met a taho vendor by the name of Tatay Dong—whom she had treated like a father in the […]
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1st Philippine subway equipped with disaster-resilient Japanese technology now underway
The first Philippine subway equipped with disaster-resilient Japanese technology is now underway to solve Manila’s traffic problem. Expected to be completed in 2025 after the groundbreaking ceremony was held February 27, the Metro Manila underground transport system will serve 370,000 passengers per day in its opening year. The Department of Transportation (DOTr) reports the Philippine […]
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