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Portrait of Eunice Samonte

Eunice Samonte

Spokesperson I News Anchor I Lecturer I Voice talent I Journalist Currently the spokesperson of the Philippine Ports Authority and head of Corporate Communications and the current host of PPA TV. Former news anchor for Ulat Bayan Weekend and former senior news correspondent for defense and political stories. Lecturer at De La Salle University Dasmarinas for topics including Broadcasting, Newswriting, and Public relations writing. Radio host and voice over talent for international and local projects like ASEAN 101 and former Presidential Communications Office voice over for informative programs. Currently pursuing another degree in International Relations and Diplomacy in the Philippines and recently finished a course in Port Management and Port Operations in Le Havre, France.

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Where have all the travelers gone?

Where have all the travelers gone?

Of course, it is understandable that some families would rather postpone a holiday than stretch an already overly stretched budget.

Undas the way (I like it), a-ha a-ha

Undas the way (I like it), a-ha a-ha

Undas is after all about remembering the departed and being with our loved ones. Let us try to avoid making it more stressful by being unprepared, especially…

MANA Mo? Sea is part of package

MANA Mo? Sea is part of package

Maritime and Archipelagic Nation Awareness Month (MANA Mo) highlights the Philippines’ maritime heritage and the importance of protecting its seas, with…

Bridges across the waters

Bridges across the waters

There is something very human about ports learning from one another. After all, no port has all the answers, and no country faces exactly the same challenges…

You sea? Every minute matters

You sea? Every minute matters

Safety is not one piece of equipment. It is not one agency, it is a chain and everyone in that chain has a role to play.

Waiting means caring; wait what?!

Waiting means caring; wait what?!

Resilience? Yes, perhaps. That has always been our Filipino term of endearment for this longstanding problem. We’re all so sweet we cannot call it what it…

Rain doesn’t fall equally on everyone

Rain doesn’t fall equally on everyone

The steady rhythm of raindrops on our windows reminds us to pause amid life’s relentless pace and not think about the bad news we see everywhere online.

Beyond the ports

Beyond the ports

For the past five decades, the Philippine Ports Authority has quietly carried out a responsibility that many Filipinos rarely noticed but benefited from every…