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Stakeholders meet, agree on Jan. 25 polls
The creation of a new volleyball federation is in the works as the Philippine Olympic Committee scheduled the election of its officers on Jan. 25 at the East Ocean Seafoods Restaurant in Parañaque City.
Many problems face new MMDA chairman
Former Mandaluyong City Mayor Benjamin “Benhur” Abalos assumed his new position chairman of the Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA) last Tuesday, taking over from Danilo Lim who died last week from cardiac arrest a week after contracting COVID-19.
Rodgers-led Packers, Bills advance in NFL playoffs
PACKERS VS TOM BRADY
Harden in explosive debut
Historic triple-double for Net acquisition behind KD’s 42 pts
Bata Reyes' family mulls charges
Efren “Bata” Reyes and his family are considering filing legal charges against persons responsible for spreading “fake news” last Saturday that the Filipino pool legend has died.
WHAT YOU ARE I WAS, WHAT I AM YOU WILL BE
It’s a new world and, once this pandemic is over, it will be a newer world. Maybe today’s young are nothing like the young of previous generations. Maybe, we should leave them alone
Sto. Niño, Panagbenga festivities canceled
Festive ceremonies to mark the Feast of Santo Niño around the country and the Panagbenga Festival this year have been cancelled as the country continues to grapple with the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) pandemic.
RENT A SCOOTER TO TRAVEL AROUND BGC
PSA: You can now use the Philippines’ first ever bike and e-scooter sharing platform in Bonifacio Global City
Harden ready for ‘unselfish' role with Nets
NEW YORK (AFP) — James Harden said Friday he is confident of fitting in alongside new Brooklyn Nets teammates Kevin Durant and Kyrie Irving after completing his blockbuster trade from the Houston Rockets.
A show of faith during this pandemic
The annual Traslacion has long been a big part of the Feast of the Black Nazarene held every January 9, marking the return of the image from Intramuros to its shrine at Quiapo Church. This year the massive procession was cancelled lest it spread the deadly COVID-19 pandemic which thrives on mass gatherings.
Sara most qualified to run for president in 2022 – Roque
Davao City Mayor Sara Duterte Carpio is the most qualified to run for president in the next elections, according to presidential spokesman Harry Roque.
Wood fuels post-Harden Rockets; Raptors prevail
2020-2021 NBA SEASON
Petecio ‘excited, nervous' in restart
PSC’s Ramirez orders strict health compliance
Ongoing US woes bound to affect us
The world is closely watching unfolding events in the United States in the next few days leading to the oath-taking of Joseph Biden as the 46th president of the United States. The peaceful and systematic transition of one administration to the next has always been a hallmark of the American system of government. But now there is uncertainty because of what happened in the US Capitol last Thursday.
Equitable access to vaccines now the most urgent focus – WHO
GENEVA, Switzerland (Xin-hua) — The most urgent focus now for the World Health Organization (WHO) is ensuring that all countries have access to vaccines on an equitable basis, WHO Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus said Thursday.
Be Digitally Responsible!
National Privacy Commission with Globe launched a program for the young Filipino about digital citizenship
2020-2021 NBA Season - Rockets Grant Wish Of Sulking Harden
Ex-Houston star forms power Brooklyn trio with KD, Kyrie
Calambubble - Boxers, Karatekas, Jins Head For Training Facility
Bubble training for Philippine Olympic hopefuls and qualifiers for three combat sports begins today with coaches and athletes from the boxing team entering the facility at the Inspire Sports Academy in Calamba, Laguna.
Pfizer Vaccine Approved For Emergency Use In PH
The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) announced on Thursday that it has authorized the Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine for emergency use in the Philippines.
Did Nets star Kyrie Irving violate COVID-19 protocol?
NEW YORK (AFP) – A video of Brooklyn Nets star guard Kyrie Irving was being reviewed by the NBA for COVID-19 safety violations as the playmaker missed a fourth consecutive game on Wednesday.
BIR raises alarm over security of seized fake cigarettes
The Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR) has raised alarm over the security of seized fake cigarettes and manufacturing equipment which were ordered by a court to be returned to a suspected illicit trader.
50,000 vaccines in PH by February
Medical frontliners on top of inoculation priority list
Questions for FIVB pre-polls
Romasanta seeking clarification ahead of POC-organized elections
PH in 2021 – from recession to recovery
The Philippines fell into recession in 2020, like many other nations in the world, as the COVID-19 pandemic stopped virtually all economic activity. The country’s Gross Domestic Product (GDP) fell by 16.5 percent in the second quarter of April-May-June from the previous year, the biggest slump since GDP recording started in 1981.
Calambubble - Safe Haven For Training As PH Sports Gets Going
The Inspire Sports Academy (ISA) will serve as safe haven anew for Philippine athletes as the socalled “Calambubble” opened recently.
It's All Safe At Nüwa
Among the first hotels and resorts in the country and the world to be recognized, Nüwa Manila at City of Dreams achieves health security verification form Sharecare and Forbes Travel Guide
No One Will Be Left Behind
COVID-19 vaccination program covers all localities – DILG
PH secures supply of 25 M COVID-19 vaccines from China
50,000 doses arriving next month
High-income nations have begun vaccinations
Forty-two countries have started their COVID-19 vaccination programs, the World Health Organization (WHO) disclosed this weekend. The 42 are 36 high-income nations and sixmiddle-income ones.
Globe, BLACKPINK send strong message of reinvention
In line with Globe’s mission to bring world-class connectivity and entertainment into its customers’ homes, the telco has launched its newest campaign with global K-Pop group, BLACKPINK.