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At the Crossroads of Peace: Why 14,000 Unarmed Combatants Hold the Key to Bangsamoro’s Future

COTABATO CITY (October 22) — Outside the crisp, air-conditioned halls of the Bangsamoro Parliament Building, life goes on in the quiet villages scattered across the autonomous region. But as...

SPMC doctor warns against drinking filtered canal water amid El Niño

DAVAO CITY (October 22) — Filtering canal water does not necessarily make it safe to drink, a Southern...

ICC bars alleged drug killing from Duterte case over timing

MANILA (October 22) — The International Criminal Court (ICC) has barred prosecutors from including an alleged drug-related killing...

BARMM public works pressed to fix delays, speed up projects

LAMITAN CITY (October 22) — The Bangsamoro Ministry of Public Works has ordered its nine district engineering offices...

Army scouts Davao hinterlands for new military facilities

DAVAO CITY (October 22) — The Philippine Army is scouting the Davao Region’s hinterlands for new military facilities...
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PHLPost suspends mail services to US amid new customs rules

MANILA (September 6) – The Philippine Postal Corporation (PHLPost) has temporarily suspended the acceptance of all mail and parcels bound for the United States...

Agdao bridge closed for one-month rehabilitation

DAVAO CITY (September 5) – The City Government of Davao, through the City Transport and Traffic Management Office (CTTMO), has announced that the Agdao...

Davao City marks 9th Anniversary of Roxas Night Market Bombing

DAVAO CITY (September 5) – The City Government of Davao, through the City Social Welfare and Development Office (CSWDO), continues to extend assistance to...

Tuna sector warned to prepare for climate, labor challenges

MANILA (September 5) --- The Philippine tuna industry should prepare for increasing pressures from climate change, labor problems, and international sustainability regulations, even if...

New transport chief wants lower airfares, bidding for NSCR

MANILA (September 5) — In his first days in office, the new transportation director is holding himself to high standards by announcing intentions to...

Amid corruption scandals, Filipinos fast and hope for “positive change”

MANILA (September 4) — As the government looks into widespread corruption in public funds, Filipinos are resorting to fasting and prayer.A number of Catholic...
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