MANILA, Philippines — After a five-year hiatus from the news industry, Jiggy Manicad is set to debut this 2024 as the newest TV5 anchor, leaving many excited at the same time, surprised and intrigued ...

MANILA, Philippines —Days after being announced as a prospective senatorial candidate under the ruling PDP-Laban party, veteran news anchor and reporter Jiggy Manicad announced his exit from his news ...

(UPDATED) Is President Duterte good or bad for press freedom in the Philippines? 'He is like a challenge because we have to stay within our ethics of reporting,' says senatorial bet Jiggy Manicad.

Jiggy Manicad (third from the right) officially inks contract to be the newest anchor of TV5 primetime news program Frontline Pilipinas. Pormal nang pumirma ng kontrata sa TV5 ang international ...

When he was younger, Jiggy Manicad did not intend to go to college, and just wanted to take up a vocational course so he can work in a car shop or become an OFW (Overseas Filipino Worker). Jiggy ...

'Dapat pa rin pong krimen siya para wala pong abuso sa hanay nating mamamahayag,' says senatorial bet and former journalist Jiggy Manicad MANILA, Philippines – While many media practitioners want ...

MANILA, Philippines — Journalists who are impartial, apolitical, and truthful in reporting have nothing to fear, not even if they have to face 10 presidents like Rodrigo Duterte, former broadcast ...

As a former journalist, Jiggy Manicad aims to fill the gap between media coverage and government policy actions if elected as senator. Manicad on Wednesday said that as a journalist, he saw the ...

GMA 7 news reporter Jiggy Manicad found himself on the other side of the fence as the main subject of an hour-long documentary produced by the US firm Big Monster. While doing research on Super ...

News reporter Jiggy Manicad, who is no stranger to the headlines, is all the buzz these days. He was recently named one of the Ten Outstanding Young Men (TOYM) in 2012, at awarding rites led by ...

(Updated 3:20 p.m.) Unmindful of drizzles, Pope Francis stretched out his arm from his moving vehicle to receive a small offering from GMA News' reporter Jiggy Manicad in Tacloban City on Saturday.