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  1. Returning OFW collared over fraud raps

    Returning OFW collared over fraud raps

    A 48-year-old returning overseas Filipino worker was arrested at Ninoy Aquino International Airport Terminal 1 after immigration officers flagged her for an…

  2. OVERSEAS Filipino worker remittances continue to grow on an annual basis, though the pace of expansion has slowed to its lowest levels in nearly four years amid geopolitical tensions and a drop in the number of workers abroad.

    OFW cash remittances rise 1.9% in August

    OFW cash remittances rose 1.9 percent to $3.03 billion in August 2026, bringing eight-month inflows to $23.42 billion, although growth remains slow amid global…

  3. PINOY factor Philippine Ambassador to Singapore Medardo Macaraig said Filipino migrants, similar to anywhere else where the diaspora is strong, contribute greatly to the development of the progressive city-state.

    Pinoys radiate pride at Lion City

    Filipinos work in Singapore across various sectors, including healthcare, hospitality, information technology, engineering, finance and logistics.

  4. Comelec pushes easier OFW voting access

    Comelec pushes easier OFW voting access

    Comelec is exploring wider internet voting and possible early voting for senior citizens, PWDs and other vulnerable sectors to boost participation among OFWs…

  5. Atty. Falconi Millar

    OFW relief already rolling — Millar

    DMW-NCR says its P100-million AKSYON Fund is ready for disbursement after repatriation efforts for OFWs affected by the Middle East conflict temporarily…

  6. REMITTANCES from overseas Filipino workers rebounded in June from the previous month’s 12-month low — the highest monthly level in 2026 so far.

    BSP: Remittances reach half-year high in June

    The June figure, which marked a 10.7 percent rebound from the previous month’s 12-month low, rose 1.8 percent from $2.99 billion a year earlier, bringing total…

  7. POLICE mugshot shows Mazhoor Khusin, alias 'Maz,' an official of ALJU International Manpower Services Inc., following his arrest in Mexico, Pampanga, for allegedly scamming more than 1,700 aspiring overseas Filipino workers.

    Illegal OFW recruitment modus mastermind nabbed

    Authorities arrested the alleged mastermind of an illegal recruitment scheme that reportedly defrauded at least 1,700 aspiring OFWs of hundreds of millions of…

  8. Jealousy eyed in OFW killing

    Jealousy eyed in OFW killing

    Police are investigating jealousy and a possible crime of passion in the killing of an overseas Filipino worker whose mutilated body was discovered in a…