HOLDING the distinction of being the country’s oldest daily, The Manila Times has bagged several awards under the leadership of CEO and Executive Editor Dante Francis “Klink” Ang 2nd. In its 117th year of existence, it continues to uphold the highest standard of journalistic integrity and public trust. It has become the fourth-largest newspaper in the country and is known for its hard-hitting exposes on the government wrongdoing, sparking debates among its readers.
The Manila Times has gained recognition from the Jaime Ongpin Awards for Excellence in Journalism in the Philippines for its investigative stories. It boasts of being a 10-year Superbrand awardee since 2005. Ang was also honored by Superbrand as an Outstanding Professional in 2014.
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