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Luis Shares Life As A First-Time Dad In “Tao Po”

Laugh trips with Luis Manzano, dream projects, and financial success! Find out all about it in the latest episode of “Tao Po” this Sunday on the Kapamilya Channel.

“It’s Showtime” Delivers High Octane Opening Number On Its Return To TV

Unkabogable Vice Ganda and the It’s Showtime family are back with a bang, topping Twitter trends and bringing excitement to viewers nationwide.

Pinay Cited As The First Visually-Impaired Woman To Climb Mt. Apo

Walang kapansanan ang makakapigil sa isang 20-year-old Filipina na tinanghal na unang visually-impaired woman na nakaakyat sa tuktok ng Mt. Apo!

Pinay OFW Soars From Being A Cleaner To CEO In Dubai

Dating cleaner at food server, ngayon ay CEO na! Kilalanin ang isang Pinay OFW na nagsumikap sa Dubai para mabigyan ng magandang kinabukasan ang kanyang pamilya.

Government Already Engaged In Fight Vs. Hunger, Poverty

The Department of Social Welfare and Development reveals groundbreaking initiatives combating hunger and poverty, paving the way for a more inclusive and equitable nation.

Speaker Romualdez-Led House Continues To Build Goodwill With Pinoys

House Speaker Romualdez’s results-oriented leadership and growing trust ratings reinforce the House’s commitment to the people’s welfare and unity.

Senator Bong Go Pushes For Better Compensation For Barangay Health Workers

Senator Bong Go pushes for better compensation and benefits for barangay health workers to recognize their sacrifices and crucial role in public health.

DND Execs Visit South Korean Defense Firms Amid AFP Modernization Push

Philippine Defense officials visit South Korean manufacturers amid rising tensions, expediting the arms modernization program.

Ilocos Norte Electric Coop To Implement Road Clearing Ops

Power interruptions no more! Ilocos Norte Electric Cooperative to conduct major road clearing ops for uninterrupted electricity supply.

6.7K Cebu Town Families Join DSWD’s Food-For-Work Program

Samboan families work to mitigate disasters and receive food packs as more than 6,000 families are rewarded for their efforts in creating a safer and more resilient community.

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