
Members of Manila Public School Teachers Association (MPSTA) do the Zumba as a unique expression of protest against the Department of Education’s purchase of allegedly overpriced laptops and government neglect to increase their salaries.
Members of Manila Public School Teachers Association (MPSTA) do the Zumba as a unique expression of protest against the Department of Education’s purchase of allegedly overpriced laptops and government neglect to increase their salaries.
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Read moreVolunteers conduct a clean-up drive along the shore of Dolomite Beach in Manila Bay to celebrate World Ocean Day on...
Read moreEmbattled Negros Congressman Arnie Teves speaks via a Zoom conference during a media forum at Kamuning Bakery Cafe’s Pandesal Forum...
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Read moreEasy Franchise, the Philippines' go-to platform for all things franchising, will launch of its Franchise Incubation Program this coming July....
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Read morePat Robertson, the soft-spoken televangelist who helped make America's Christians a powerful political force while demonizing liberals, feminists and gays...
Read moreDonald Trump said Thursday he has been indicted over his handling of classified documents after leaving office, the former US...
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