Environment

Macacua pulls back amid shifting BARMM alliances

COTABATO CITY  (May 1) — With political rivalries intensifying ahead of the Bangsamoro’s first parliamentary elections, interim Chief Minister Abdulrauf Macacua has announced a temporary retreat from partisan politics,...

ICC taps UK judge to lead Duterte trial, spotlight returns to Davao roots

DAVAO CITY  (May 1) — The International Criminal Court has appointed British judge Joanna Korner to head the...

DOLE pushes early dispute settlement to keep labor conflicts from escalating

ZAMBOANGA CITY  (May 1) — A new partnership among labor agencies and local employment offices is aiming to...

BARMM rolls out unified aid database to tighten delivery, curb leakages

MSSD-BARMM Minister Raissa Jajurie delivers her video message during the launch of the Beneficiary Data Management System (BDMS)...

Bankerohan clearing clash lays bare livelihood vs order dilemma in Davao market hub

DAVAO CITY (May 1) — What began as a routine road-clearing operation in Bankerohan on April 29, 2026...
spot_img

Mindanao consumers challenge gov’t: Who pays for Agus-Pulangi rehab—and who profits?

DAVAO CITY (March 24) — As the government weighs a multibillion-peso proposal to rehabilitate the Agus-Pulangi Hydroelectric Complex (APHC), consumer groups in Mindanao are...

Therma South hosts MOHSG sustainability training

DAVAO CITY (March 18) -- Forty of Davao City’s brightest high school leaders gathered at AboitizPower subsidiary Therma South, Inc. (TSI) on February 28,...

Cold chain project seen to unlock Lake Lanao’s untapped fisheries economy

MARAWI CITY (March 14)  — A new government-backed fisheries hub is expected to transform the largely underdeveloped aquaculture potential of Lake Lanao, as the...

DENR charges resort inside Mt. Apo park, flags tourism pressure on protected forests

DAVAO CITY (March 14) — The filing of criminal charges against a resort operating inside Mt. Apo Natural Park has spotlighted growing concerns that...

‘Shared waters, shared power’: Indigenous leaders press for real say in Davao watershed control

DAVAO CITY  (March 4) — As Davao’s water demand rises and climate risks intensify, Indigenous leaders are demanding more than consultation — they want...

Oil Prices Surge Amid Middle East Crisis: What It Means for the Philippines

MANILA (March2 ) — Rising tensions in the Middle East are beginning to shake global oil markets, raising concerns about possible fuel price hikes...
spot_img