“Stars on 40s” Singing Contest for a Cause ” organized by TBIK (The Bicolanos in Kuwait) and FAMA (Filipino Association for Music and Arts) headed by TBIK Pres. Jun Bellen and FAMA Chairman Noel Silva as to entertain the Filipino community after the success of Aegis Concert which both groups have organized.
Although Eid falls during the summer months here in Kuwait, each year I am blessed to receive invitations to lunch or dinner and of course, receiving gifts.
Diary ni Gracia OFW Advocacy / Case in Kuwait for July 2015 (Embassy Hiring) Post about OFW advocacy or case in Kuwait for our fellow Filipinos who are in need of direct assistance , job offering, aid, crisis response, or any other kind of support by Diary Ni Gracia. Date: July 12, 2015 Case in…
Recently, a new and interesting workshop is slowly but surely making its presence felt in Manila. What is this about? Established in 2015, the Craft Box is your neighborhood workshop in Manila and the first online craft kit subscription in the Philippines.
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The Ilokana Women’s Organization in Kuwait (IWOK) is a support group that religiously come to Al Sidra Centre.
If there is one distinct characteristic that the Filipino Community in Kuwait boasts of – that is having multi-talented leaders and members. Ms. Lyza is one of them whose gift of music is inherent in her.
The Memorandum of Understanding and Declaration of Unity and Support was signed by 51 signatories from affiliated Filipino organizations here in Kuwait. FilCom becomes the umbrella organization of the Coalition of Filipino Community in Kuwait under the guidance and moderation of the Philippine Embassy in Kuwait. This move has gathered altogether the heads and leaders…
Looking back, I always admired candidates at beauty pageants and the pageant itself. It must be nerve wracking to participate and compete with each lady on stage. You must look , feel and project your best to the audience.
It’s the first time in years of my stay here in Kuwait that I felt alarmed because of Friday prayers‘ suicide bombing at the mosque. How unfortunate to realize the truth – in a house of prayer, a place that silence means reverence, someone intended to shake the foundation of faith.
