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Stanley Gajete
Stanley Buenafe Gajete is an international multi-platform journalist and communication specialist from the Philippines. He became a news correspondent for CNN Philippines, & Kyodo News English- Japan's leading wire news agency. Stanley has made significant contributions as a Foreign Affairs and Defense beat reporter for One News and as an editorial project manager at the Philippine Center for Investigative Journalism (PCIJ). His team was recognized in 2022 by the Society of Publishers in Asia (SOPA) Awards for story titled “The Shrinking Gods of Padre Faura” a Philippine Supreme Court investigative report (Excellence in Explanatory Reporting category, Regional- South East Asia). He also held key roles as the Executive Producer at Chinoy TV at ABS-CBN News Channel and as a head news editor/reporter at New Perspective Media in Dubai, UAE. In his tenure with ABS-CBN Integrated News, he excelled as a Production Unit Manager, Story Producer, and writer for various esteemed TV shows. Stanley also earned the distinction of being a 2020 Konrad Adenauer Fellow, a Cum Laude graduate from the University of the Philippines with a degree in Communication. He also completed specialized courses at ABS-CBN University like Broadcast Journalism, Broadcast Voice, Big data journalism, government work, and conflict reporting. Stanley's portfolio extends to esteemed broadsheet newspapers such as the Philippine Daily Inquirer and the Manila Times. Notably, he was selected as a media fellow for the 2017 Lopez Jaena Community Journalism. His exemplary work earned him recognition as one of the top journalists in the Philippines at the UP National Science Journalism Awards in 2017. Stanley also presented several media & communication research papers at the Asian Media Information and Communication Centre or AMIC Conference. Stanley contributed as a Communication Specialist at the United Nations Development Program (UNDP), further expanding his impact in journalism.
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We tell stories no matter what. 🎥 Always grateful ❤️🥂💪 Stanley Gajete, CNN Philippines
Last Japanese standing: Cafe owner in Philippines carries on in pandemic
UN, ADB: Climate change is a serious threat By Stanley Buenafe Gajete | News Climate change is inevitable although only a few individuals take this current global matter seriously. From recent news about the average temperature that goes up higher and higher through the years to the deaths of many forms of lives around the world, still, many of the countries ignore the effects of climate change in their lives. Maybe they cannot perceive it, or it might not yet matter to them… for now. The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) projected that the global temperature will rise by an average of 1.8-4.0°C by 2100. This would be evident in terms of increasing water temperatures, sea levels, and acidity levels of oceans; change in rainfall patterns; extreme droughts; and other extreme weather events. Sudden changes might extremely affect several sectors in any aspect of humanity whether economic, social, environmental and even cultural.
Amid slower economic growth, conventional demand drivers in PH strengthens property sector The Philippines’ Q2 2019 GDP growth was the slowest in four years due to the delayed 2019 national budget implementation and public construction decelerating due to its ban leading up to May 2019 elections. This was according to the recent findings of Colliers Research international. Based on the recent report, the current economic state is for property developers to expand their office, residential and hospitality footprints outside Manila. “Developers should seize this opportunity to build more offices in key hubs outside Manila, and acquire land parcels near soon-to-be expanded regional airports.”
Residential projects in Manila with foreign firms blooms By Stanley Buenafe Gajete | Business News A mix of local and foreign property investors are enticed by projects developed by local players with foreign companies, as pre-selling and secondary condominium markets in Metro Manila remains strong due to appreciation potential and a wider base of buyers following the influx of offshore gaming firms from China. The joint venture projects between foreign and Philippine firms are among the more expensive in the market, with the total contract price (TCP) per unit ranging from P7.6 million (USD149,000) to P31 million (USD607,800).
SHORT SUMMER MUSIC VIDEO IN THE PHILIPPINES
VISUAL STORYTELLING ABOUT MILLENNIAL MILLIONNAIRE (story about wealth successful at the age of 18)
TRAVEL SHOW, HOSTING AND VOICE OVER.
VISUAL STORYTELLING, BANGKOK, THAILAND
FEATURE ON BINONDO CHINATOWN, BINONDO, MANILA, PHILIPPINES