Red Mendoza is a Reporter at The Manila Times. He covers a diverse range of topics including law and legal affairs, education management, and government and politics, with a particular focus on educational policy, court proceedings, and international laws. Red Mendoza's work has been featured in The Manila Times.
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MANILA, Philippines -- Some 150,000 examinees across the country are expected to take the University of the Philippines College Admissions Test (UPCAT) over the weekend.
SOME 150,000 applicants nationwide have trooped to the University of the Philippines campus in Diliman, Quezon City, and other testing centers across the country for the yearly University of the Philippines College Admissions Test (UPCAT).
MANILA, Philippines — Team Hong Kong has won the World Cosplay Summit World Cosplay Championship for 2026, the last time the event will be held in August.
By: Red Mendoza
MANILA, Philippines — Health Secretary Jose Pujalte Jr. defended the Department of Health's review of the proposed P3 billion procurement of tuberculosis commodities to protect patients and public funds, amid a complaint filed against him by several 'concerned health advocates'.
By: Franco Jose C. Baroña, Harley Palangchao
(UPDATE) MANILA, Philippines — At least four people were reported dead in separate landslide incidents in Benguet and Rizal on Thursday, as search and rescue operations were underway, the National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council (NDRRMC) reported.
MANILA, Philippines — The Department of Education has launched a web-based tutoring management platform designed to make tutor application, onboarding, deployment, attendance monitoring, and session tracking more efficient under the Academic Recovery and Accessible Learning (ARAL) Program.
By: Red Mendoza
MANILA, Philippines — 'Maymay' has been downgraded into a low pressure area (LPA) as it exits the Philippine Area of Responsibility, according to state weather bureau Pagasa (Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical, and Astronomical Services Administration).
MANILA, Philippines — Japanese manga (comic book) publisher Shueisha has made available some of its most popular manga series in more than 100 languages, which now include Tagalog.
DR. Mary Bussell, founder and chief executive officer of TriMarStrategies and lead author of the Lung Cancer Consensus Statement, said lung cancer care in the Philippines should focus more on strengthening institutions, government leadership, and cross-sector collaboration.
By: Aric John Sy Cua
MANILA, Philippines — Monsoon rains flooded parts of Metro Manila on Saturday, the Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA) said.
