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A dedicated collection of posts focusing on the Philippines. This category covers news, events, and stories of national interest that span the entire archipelago, from Luzon to Visayas and Mindanao.
Angeles City marked a historic milestone on June 10, 2026, as the Holy Rosary Parish officially received its designation as a Minor Basilica. Locally known as Pisamban Maragul or the Big Church, this Vatican-approved elevation recognizes the parish’s deep historical and spiritual significance. The Solemn Proclamation ceremony drew thousands of devotees and distinguished church officials…
Three years after Quezon City became the first local government unit in the Philippines to pass a landmark gender-inclusive healthcare proxy policy, the Right to Care (RTC) Card program continues to empower queer couples to make medical decisions on behalf of their partners in times of incapacity. Launched in June 2023, the RTC program allows…
Thousands of runners, supporters, and advocates filled the streets of Quezon City on Saturday, June 6, for the much-anticipated Pride Run 2026 — a vibrant fun run that turned portions of Tomas Morato Avenue and the nearby Scout Streets area into a sea of rainbow colors, banners, and celebration. Organized in partnership with the Quezon…
Your intramurals start next week and you still do not have jerseys. Or your team qualified for a tournament you did not expect. It happens more often than you think. We handle rush orders at our Tagum City branches regularly, and we have a streamlined process to get your jerseys done fast without cutting corners…
Three government numbers you’ll need to get sorted before starting any job in the Philippines: SSS, PhilHealth, and Pag-IBIG. These aren’t just optional IDs — they’re mandatory contributions that both you and your employer will pay into. Without them, you can’t be legally employed in the formal sector. I’ve met plenty of fresh graduates who…
If you’ve ever applied for a government job in the Philippines, you’ve definitely come across CSC Forms. The Civil Service Commission (CSC) requires specific forms and documents from every applicant, no matter what position or agency you’re targeting. The most important one is the Personal Data Sheet (CSC Form 212), but there are other forms…
When I was applying for my first government job, my local barangay hall was one of the first places I had to visit. A Barangay Clearance is basically a certification from your barangay that says you’re a resident of that community and you have no pending issues or complaints filed against you at the barangay…
Applying for a government position in the Philippines means you need to prepare a stack of papers. I’ve been through this process myself, and honestly, it’s easy to miss a document if you’re not organized. So I put together this checklist of everything you’ll typically need when applying for a government job — from national…