16 Facts About Kara David

Kara David is known because of investigative and multi-awarded documentaries in i-Witness.

Kara David is the previous anchor of News to Go as well as a host and writer for i-Witness at GMA Network.

Kara David is currently the host of Pinas Sarap and previously hosted the GMA News TV shows Power House and Brigada.

Kara David has a TikTok account and YouTube channel to share her knowledge in Journalism and other things.

Kara David is the founder and president of Project Malasakit, a foundation that helps the people she has featured in her documentaries.

Kara David won the Peabody Award, the second Filipino to win this award.

Kara Patria Constantino David was born on September 12,1973.

Kara David is the second child of professor emeritus Randy David of the University of the Philippines Diliman, and former Chairperson of the Civil Service Commission, the late Karina Constantino-David.

Kara David then worked as a production assistant and researcher for GMA Network in 1995.

Kara David hosted several public affairs programs such as Case Unclosed, a documentary program that investigates unsolved cases and mysteries.

Kara David hosted OFW Diaries, a public service program that reaches out to Filipino overseas workers.

Kara David is the news anchor of News to Go, a former morning news program on GMA News TV.

Kara David replaced Jessica Soho as the host of Brigada on June 11,2019.

On June 30,2022, it was announced that Kara David will be heading the Department of Journalism of the University of the Philippines Diliman College of Mass Communication as its chairperson.

Kara David documented the plight of the Mangyans, who have to carry their sick in hammocks for eight hours just to get to the nearest hospital.

In 2007, Kara David was chosen as one of the Outstanding Young Men of the country and was honored as Broadcast Journalist of the Year.