Philippines
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Christina Frasco Leaves DOT Role for Presidential Advisory Post
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has appointed former Tourism Secretary Christina Frasco as Presidential Adviser for Sustainable and Resilient Communities, ending her tenure at the Department of Tourism.
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Enrique Razon Claims Top Spot as Philippine Billionaire Rankings Shift
Enrique Razon Jr. has surpassed Manuel Villar as the wealthiest person in the Philippines, according to the Forbes 2026 World’s Billionaires List, amid a significant reshuffling of local wealth.
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Bea Alonzo and Vincent Co Marriage Banns Posted at Manila Parish
Marriage banns for actress Bea Alonzo and businessman Ferdinand Vincent Co were announced at St. Peter the Apostle Parish in Manila, signaling an upcoming wedding.
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Cielo Eusebio Speaks Out After Nikko Natividad Video Scandal
Cielo Mae Eusebio has broken her silence following the viral video controversy involving her husband, actor Nikko Natividad, confirming her decision to stay in their marriage.
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Alexandra Eala Advances as Indian Wells Crowd Swells
Philippine tennis sensation Alexandra Eala has reached the Round of 16 at Indian Wells following the withdrawal of top-seeded Coco Gauff due to injury.
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Landbank Pioneers Cash-Lite Campus in Visayas Region
The Land Bank of the Philippines launched its first Cash-Lite Campus Program in the Visayas at Metro Dumaguete College in February, aiming to advance financial inclusivity and accelerate digital transactions.
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Farm Fresh Mourns Director Jacob Mathan After Fatal Helicopter Crash
Farm Fresh Berhad is mourning the loss of Farm Director Jacob Mathan, who died in a helicopter crash in the Philippines on March 3, 2026.
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Hazing Deaths Spark Investigations, Renewed Calls for Reform
Recent hazing deaths of students in the Philippines and the US are renewing urgent calls for stricter anti-hazing laws and greater accountability. Investigations are ongoing.
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Bong Suntay’s ‘Lewd’ Anne Curtis Remarks Draw Condemnation
Quezon City Representative Bong Suntay faced strong criticism for ‘inappropriate’ remarks about actress Anne Curtis during a House hearing. Mayor Joy Belmonte urged an apology, citing a breach of dignity and city ordinances.
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Bong Suntay’s Anne Curtis Remarks Struck From Impeachment Record
Quezon City Rep. Bong Suntay’s ‘lewd’ comments about actress Anne Curtis were struck from the record of a House impeachment hearing on March 3, 2026. The incident sparked outrage among colleagues during National Women’s Month.
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Global Fuel Prices Surge in March Amid Geopolitical Tensions
Global fuel prices are surging in early March 2026, with South Africa and the Philippines confirming significant hikes. Geopolitical tensions and shipping disruptions threaten further increases.
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Philippines Set for AFC Women’s Asian Cup Opener vs. Australia
The Philippine national women’s football team will face host Australia in the AFC Women’s Asian Cup 2026™ opener on March 1 in Perth. This match marks a significant start to their continental campaign.
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Mount Kanlaon Erupts, Ash Plume Reaches 2.5 KM in Philippines
Mount Kanlaon in the central Philippines erupted Thursday evening, sending ash 2.5 kilometers high. Officials warn of potential for a larger eruption, prompting safety measures.
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Marks & Spencer Exits Philippines After Nearly 40 Years
Marks & Spencer will exit the Philippines by May 2, 2026, ending nearly 40 years of operations. This strategic move reflects adaptation to evolving retail dynamics and consumer trends.
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Bulacan Governor Daniel Fernando: Alleged Convoy Incident Unconfirmed
Reports alleging an incident involving Bulacan Governor Daniel Fernando’s convoy and President Marcos Jr.’s son remain unconfirmed by official sources as of early 2026.
