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WHEN THE WEATHER BECOMES A ‘WRECKING BALL’: Why the UN’s Global Warning Hits Close to Home

MANILA  (October 24)  — To many Filipinos, the words "El Niño" evoke memories of dried-up cracked earth in Mindanao rice fields, severe water rationing in Metro Manila, and agonizingly...
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SAFE PASSAGE HOME: 500 Overseas Filipinos Repatriating from Saudi Arabia Amid Flight Disruptions

MANILA  (October 23)  — Around 500 Filipinos stranded in Saudi Arabia are set to land back home in...
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JUSTICE HAS A NEW HOME IN SULU: Landmark Court Hub Signals End to Legal Isolation

PATIKUL, Sulu  (October 23)  — In a historic milestone for Mindanao’s legal landscape, President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. and...
Agriculture and Food

From Davao’s Farms to West Africa: 32,000 Local Coconuts Head to Liberia in Landmark Humanitarian Export

DAVAO CITY  (October 23)  — Young coconuts grown right here in Mindanao soil are making history across the...
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BEYOND TEEN PREGNANCY: Davao’s Fight to Shield Young Girls from Adult Exploitation and Systemic Silence

DAVAO CITY  (October 23)  — Behind the clinical data on adolescent pregnancies lies an alarming reality that Davao...
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Youth Leadership Summit

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The Philippine Army's 10th Infantry Division Thursday, November 3, sponsored the second  Compostela Valley Youth Leadership Summit at Laak, Compostela Valley Province.  Photo by...

Remembering the dead

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A man paints the tomb of his loved one in Davao City Roman Catholic Cemetery on All Saints  Day. Contributed Photo

Fresh from the farm

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A woman farmer hauls newly-harvested anthuriums from her farm in Barangay New Israel, Makilala, North Cotabato. Contributed Photo
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