Israel is offering opportunities for thousands of Filipinos to work there as positions in various fields were vacated in the aftermath of Hamas' attack on the Jewish state, its top diplomat in Manila said Wednesday. In an interview with Manila Bulletin, Ambassador Ilan Fluss gave assurance...
By DEXTER R. MATILLA For as long as man has learned to think, one question he has always grappled with is figuring out his ultimate purpose for being. Scientists, philosophers, and even non-believers may offer unique and contrasting answers any given day, none of which however, is accepted to be...
Mervy Pueblo reimagines Overseas Filipino Workers (OFWs), in her latest exhibit “Karakoa Journeys: From Past to Present” at Galleria Duemila as “Karakoa Warriors,” or fearless adventurers who venture into uncharted territories to secure a better future for their families and communities....
DAVAO CITY – Five-hundred thirty-two students of the Mindanao State University-General Santos City campus received their benefits under the cash-for-work program of the Kapit Bisig Laban sa Kahirapan Comprehensive and Integrated Delivery of Social Services (KALAHI-CIDSS) of the Department of...
Joshua Limon Palisoc is a visual artist and sculptor who delves into the complexities of the human experience, using the human form as a canvas to explore themes of identity, morality, sexuality, freedom, and self-actualization. His journey began into art began in nursing school, where he was...
By Dexter R. Matilla Visit art fairs here and abroad and you'll most certainly see works that feature Willy Wonka-ish characters whiling away in whimsical wonderlands where the colors pop and the possibilities are endless. The subjects will almost always have some sort of enlarged body part or...
The Department of Health (DOH) led the celebration of National Bike to Work Day on Wednesday, Nov. 29, emphasizing the importance of physical activity and road safety. Mark Balmores/Manila Bulletin DOH said the initiative was created to recognize those who actively commuted to and from work. It...
By Dexter R. Matilla Do the clothes make the person? Ask Mark Twain and the answer would be a resounding yes. Although that may not have even been an original thought by Twain (originally known as Samuel Clemens) since theologian Desiderius Erasmus Roterodamus is credited for the Latin proverb “...
By Dexter R. Matilla There is a sense of wonderment to be had when viewing Philipp Ines' works, which, at first glance have the ability to immediately attack one's visual perception. Philipp Ines Especially for the ones that are part of his "A Call for Heroes" collection that was recently exhibited...
Missionary visual artist Kristine Lim’s work transcends mere aesthetic. Her exhibit “Bridging Horizons” at Galerie Joaquin is a testament to her dedication to art, culture, diplomacy, and faith. Kristine Lim The exhibit began with a conversation with her friend, Councilor Uno Lim, the...
By Dexter R. Matilla Often the drudgery of life can feel so overwhelming that some lose sight of the reason they do what they do on a daily basis. Like horses wearing blinders, they go on their daily commute, do eight hours (or more) of hard work, and go home. Wilfredo “Yeye” Calderon Not...
The Philippines is ranked as one of the top remote work hubs in the world, Malacañang said. (World Economic Forum Screenshot) Citing a post from the World Economic Forum, the Palace said the country is among the 10 fastest-growing remote work hubs in the world, based on the Nomad list. In the...
