Germany to hire 600 Filipino registered nurses
Germany is in need of 600 Filipino registered nurses who will be deployed to various hospitals and elderly care centers through a government-to-government deal.
Day: September 5, 2022
Senate inquiry sought on proliferation of spam, phishing messages
In a bid to protect consumers’ rights, Senator Sherwin Gatchalian is seeking an inquiry into the proliferation of spam and phishing text messages in the country.
ES Rodriguez should answer pending queries on sugar importation mess – Tolentino
The leadership of the Senate Blue Ribbon Committee is supporting calls from its members for Executive Secretary Victor Rodriguez to answer the pending queries in connection with the sugar importation fiasco.
WATCH | Marcos thanks OFWs in Indonesia for being ‘ambassadors of goodwill’
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. on Sunday thanked the members of the Filipino community in Indonesia for their love of country and their sacrifices.
WATCH | Marcos’ dream: Pinoys need not work overseas
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. hopes that working abroad would eventually be an option for Filipinos.
House panel approves SIM card registration bill
The House Committee on Information and Communication Technology on Monday approved the SIM card registration bill.
Ex-professor Cynthia Villar salutes teachers: A privilege to have been part of noble profession
Senator Cynthia Villar has nothing but respect for teachers.
Pacquiao back in the gym: ‘The greatest wealth is health’
With an upcoming charity match in South Korea, former Senator and boxing icon Manny Pacquiao is back in training.
Balitang Sapol with Commission on Election Chief George Erwin Garcia | Palitan na si Kap? Tuloy ang eleksyon sa Disyembre!
Tutok na sa Balitang Sapol kasama sina Jun Mendoza at Karol Di sa pagbabalita ng maiinit na isyu
Issuance of Sugar Order No. 4 ‘illegal’ due to lack of outright authorization – Tolentino
Senate Blue Ribbon Committee chair Francis ‘Tol’ N. Tolentino said the supposed lack of ‘outright authorization’ on the controversial issuance of Sugar Order No. 4 makes the said policy ‘illegal.’
