Saksi

On October 2, 1995, Saksi: GMA Headline Balita premiered as a fifteen-minute primetime weekday news broadcasting program, with Mike Enriquez and Karen Davila serving as the anchors.[1] On July 8, 1996, Mel Tiangco became a co-anchor while Winnie Monsod debuted in the segment, Mareng Winnie. Other segments such as Huling Hirit by Kara David, S na S by Lyn Ching and Jessica Soho Reports by Jessica Soho followed as the program's runtime was extended to thirty minutes. In 1998, Jay Sonza and Luchi Cruz-Valdes joined Tiangco, replacing Enriquez and Davila. The segment Pulso ng Mamamayan debuted and the program's runtime was extended to forty-five minutes.

On August 23, 1999, Enriquez and Vicky Morales replaced Tiangco, Sonza and Valdez as the anchors of the program. GMA Headline Balita was dropped from the title. Filming location of the program moved to GMA Network Center in 2000. On July 15, 2002, Saksi became a late night news broadcasting program, and the segment Side Trip by Howie Severino debuted. On September 23, 2003, Bernadette Sembrano quit the program.[2] On March 15, 2004, Arnold Clavio replaced Enriquez as an anchor, and the program was relaunched as Saksi: Liga ng Katotohanan.[3]

On February 21, 2011, the segment Saksi Ako debuted. In July 2013, Mikael Daez joined the show as the anchor of the segment Midnight Snack.[4] The segment was later retitled as Midnight Express. In November 2014, Pia Arcangel replaced Morales as an anchor.[5]

In April 2020, the program was suspended due to the enhanced community quarantine in Luzon caused by the COVID-19 pandemic.[6] The show resumed its programming on June 1, 2020.[7]

Mike Enriquez served as an anchor.

Bernadette Sembrano served as an anchor.

• Arnold Clavio (since 2004)[3]
• Pia Arcangel (since 2014)[5]
• Mikael Daez (since 2013, Midnight Express)[4]

Former anchors

• Mike Enriquez (1995–2004)[1]
• Karen Davila (1995–1998)[8]
• Mel Tiangco (1996–1999)[1]
• Winnie Monsod (1996–1999, Mareng Winnie)
• Lyn Ching (1996–1999, S na S: Showbiz na Saksi)[9]
• Kara David (1996–1999, Huling Hirit)
• Jessica Soho (1996–1999, Jessica Soho Reports)
• Amado Pineda (1995–1996, weatherman)
• Rey Pacheco (1996–1999, weatherman)
• Jay Sonza (1998–1999)[10]
• Luchi Cruz-Valdes (1998–1999)[11]
• Vicky Morales (1999–2014)[1]
• Howie Severino (2002, Side Trip)
• Bernadette Sembrano (2003)[2]

Interim anchors

• Luchi Cruz-Valdes (1995–2002)
• Sandra Aguinaldo (2013–2019)[12][13]
• Lala Roque (2013-2016)[14]
• Rhea Santos (2013)[15]
• Mariz Umali (2013)[16]
• Tina Panganiban-Perez (2013, 2020)[17][18]
• Kara David (2013–2014)[19][20]
• Ivan Mayrina (2013)[21]
• Jun Veneracion (2014-2020)[22]
• Raffy Tima (2019–2020)[23][24]
• Susan Enriquez (2020)[25]

• Midnight Express
• Sakcess[26]
• Showbiz Saksi[27]
• Sports Saksi

Defunct

• Huling Hirit
• Jessica Soho Reports
• Mareng Winnie
• Midnight Snack[4]
• S na S: Showbiz na Saksi
• Side Trip

• Official website
• Saksi at IMDb