Job Manahan is a News Reporter at ABS-CBN Corporation. He currently covers politics, focusing on President Marcos and Malacañang, while also exploring themes related to culture and society, as well as crime and justice. Job's work has been featured in ABS-CBN Corporation.
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Job Manahan's focus is predominantly on local news, particularly government announcements and political events within the Philippines. If you are reaching out to him, consider providing insights or access to key figures related to government initiatives, political developments, crime incidents, and finance/economic matters within the country.
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The BIR officer had 36 bank accounts across four banking institutions.
By: Job Manahan
Labor groups called on the government to raise wages and show stronger leadership amid the ongoing Middle East conflict.
A motorcycle taxi group on Labor Day renewed its calls for the passage of the Motorcycle Taxi Bill, hoping that the measure would protect riders and earn a living “with dignity.”
By: Job Manahan
A third party monitoring the Bangsamoro peace process on Tuesday said the region's parliamentary elections should finally push through this year, as "problems and doubts" could arise if the polls are still not conducted this September.
By: Job Manahan
Comelec chair George Garcia was reacting to the remark of Vice President Sara Duterte where she expressed hopes that the Philippines would still be able to hold its next presidential elections in 2028.
By: Job Manahan
Advocates said they are open in using the term 'dissolution of marriage' or divorce, as long as the law would protect survivors of abuse and neglect during the course of their marriage.
By: Job Manahan
No arrests will be carried out in the Senate, the Senate’s Office of the Sergeant-at-Arms said on Wednesday, following reports that Sen. Ronald “Bato” Dela Rosa might be arrested soon.
By: Job Manahan
Senate President Alan Peter Cayetano on Wednesday admitted that Senator Ronald "Bato" Dela Rosa rode his vehicle to facilitate his entry in the Senate earlier this week, after his sister, Senator Pia Cayetano, was dragged into the issue.
By: Job Manahan
Some senators were warned to go home before the shooting incident that shook the Senate building on Wednesday night, Senate President Alan Peter Cayetano revealed.
By: Job Manahan
The Philippines has opened its first-ever exorcism center—also considered the first in Asia—which would serve as a formation hub for Catholic priests seeking to enter the exorcism ministry as Filipinos dabble with occult practices and even Satanism to cope with daily challenges.
