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Ana Wahleithner Philippine Flag

1st Filipina in Winter Youth Olympic Games Ana Wahleithner achieves dream of carrying Philippine...

The first Filipina skier to qualify for the 2020 Winter Youth Olympic Games (YOG), Ana Wahleithner, has achieved her dream of having the honor of carrying the Philippine flag during the opening ceremonies held early today.

Regional tourism centers equipped with emergency satellite phones from Smart Communications

The Philippines' regional tourism centers will soon be equipped with emergency satellite phones from Smart Communications.

Miss Universe Catriona Gray gifts Filipinos with Luzviminda costume

Miss Universe 2018 Catriona Gray and her team officially donated the beauty queen's national costume ensemble dubbed as "Luzviminda" to the National Historical Commission of the Philippines (NCHP).

No more traffic from North to South when Skyway Stage 3 opens in March...

Filipinos used to everyday slow traffic on Philippine roads can look forward to no traffic when Skyway Stage 3 opens in March, 2020.

Mayon Volcano sunset photo snaps top Tourism Prize in Hamburg, Germany

An image of the Philippines' Mayon Volcano during sunset has won the top Tourism Prize at the 2019 PR-Bild Awards in Hamburg, Germany.

French firm Accor bullish on PHL economy, to rapidly expand within 4 years

Accor, a leading world hotel operator with 8 properties in the Philippines, is showing its positive outlook on the Philippine economy and is set to expand its operations rapidly within four years.

Golden Rice with Vitamin A gets PHL landmark safety approval

The genetically-modified and Vitamin A-nutrient rich Golden Rice has been found to be as safe as conventional rice after a rigorous biosafety assessment.

Forbes recommends best places for Palawan holiday

Forbes magazine has recommended the best places to stay for a holiday in the paradise isles of Palawan in the Philippines
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Philippines, Japan, and UK collaborate for climate change-resistant coastal communities

The need to address the effects of climate change on coastal communities has brought together science agencies from the Philippines, Japan, and the United Kingdom to build sustainable coastal communities in Southeast Asia. The Japan...
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Southville’s Gwyneth Tangog is first Filipino to pass Japan’s SUKEN Pre-college Math certification

Southville International School and Colleges' 10th-grade student, Gwyneth Margaux “Gwyn” G. Tangog, became the first Filipino student to pass the Pre-College level (Kyu) examination of the Sugaku Kentei (SUKEN) World Mathematics Certification Program.
Arroz Caldo Pack of Hope

Filipino-made ready-to-eat Chicken Arroz Caldo addresses needs of disaster victims

The Philippines, being a disaster-prone country, regularly faces disasters such as earthquakes and typhoons. Strong quakes actually hit the country in the last quarter of the year followed by two strong storms during the...

Pinoy scientists develop medicine from local plants to heal hypertension, gout, and other ailments

The Department of Science and Technology – Philippine Council for Health Research and Development (DOST-PCHRD) deserves a pat on the back for envisioning and establishing the "Tuklas Lunas" Program that encourages research institutions to...
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