Carl Balita is back where he belongs, which is in business, after failing in his bid in the 2022 senatorial race. But for Carl, nothing is ever wasted. The experience gained him a deeper understanding ...

Dr. Carl Balita on convo with Mayor Isko Moreno: "On the same day that I asked for prayer was the same day that Isko called me and said, ‘Carl, hindi kita pipilitin, pero I’d like to tell you I have ...

MANILA, Philippines — Former radioman and entrepreneur Carl Balita filed his candidacy on Thursday for the Senate in next year's elections, vowing to address health, economic and education-related ...

TABUK, Kalinga – Aksyon Demokratiko senatorial bet Carl Balita on Saturday said he would push for the addition of agriculture to the science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) courses if ...

THE MANILA Times columnist Carl Balita has launched a program primarily designed to educate Filipino voters and help them campaign for political candidates, especially in the May 2025 midterm ...

MANILA, Philippines — Radio personality Carl Balita on Thursday filed his certificate of candidacy (COC) for senator. Balita, who espouses entrepreneurship in his radio program, lodged his COC at the ...

In file photo: Senior nursing students attend a training lecture at Phinma Corp.’s St Jude College in Manila. THE Dr. Carl E. Balita Review Center (CBRC) has offered “to serve the aspiration of ...

The education entrepreneur wants to make laws geared towards addressing the learning, economic, and health crises brought by the pandemic Education entrepreneur Carl Balita joined the ranks of ...

The Manila Times (TMT) Chief Executive Officer Anna Marie Ang Thompson, TMT columnist Carl Balita and TMT President and COO Blanca Mercado sign a memorandum of understanding (MOU) for the launch of ...

[Editor’s note: Through the MVP Bossing 2020 campaign, PLDT Enterprise puts the spotlight on entrepreneurs and their inspiring stories. In this article, we learn how the Carl Balita Review Center ...

The world may fall short of as much as 5.6 million nurses by 2030, based on the projections of the World Health Organization’s (WHO) State of World Nursing Report in 2020. Filipino nurses, meanwhile, ...