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After years abroad, former Dubai OFW Rica Penalosa returned home and turned her street food cart into a business earning over ₱5,000 a day.

Myrna Padilla, born in a small coastal village in the Philippines, once worked as a domestic helper in Asia to support her family.

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The Dubai Orchestra aims to position the city as a world-class cultural hub and support homegrown talent as part of Dubai’s creative economy plans.

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Dubais iconic burger brand SALT lands in Egypts Marassi Marina, offering its signature sliders with stunning beach views and ...

Rolly Brucales leveraged his OFW journey as a Dubai-based accountant to launch Off The Hook Seafood, now a nine‑branch ...

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