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Quake-hit families in Davao Oriental finally move into new modular homes

After months of living in tents and makeshift shelters, families displaced by last year’s earthquake in Caraga are finally getting a safer and more comfortable place to stay. The Department...

LGUs, health workers unite to fight child malnutrition in Soccsksargen

GENERAL SANTOS CITY  (May 8)  --- Local government leaders in Soccsksargen are backing a stronger community-based campaign against...

Davao braces for scorching months as PAGASA raises El Niño alarm

DAVAO CITY  (May 8)  --- Residents across the Davao Region are being warned to prepare for hotter days,...

8 in 10 Filipino adults with disability as “care crisis” deepens, study warns

DAVAO CITY  (May 8)  --- The Philippines is facing a growing but often unseen national burden: disability and...

BARMM pushed as ASEAN trade hub, but questions linger over who gains

CAGAYAN DE ORO CITY (May 8) --- The Marcos administration is aggressively positioning the Bangsamoro Autonomous Region in...
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Davao Bets Big on Coffee, Chocolate Tourism—Farmers Still Waiting

DAVAO CITY (May 6) — Davao City is expanding its popular coffee and chocolate crawl this June, banking on tourism to boost its “Chocolate...

BARMM’s ₱5.1B investments raise hopes—but will Sulu, Basilan, Maguindanao benefit equally?

The Bangsamoro Board of Investments (BBOI) approves 6 new investments projects worth a combined P2.6 billion projected to generate 1,657 jobs during the 3rd...

BARMM digitizes aid system to target vulnerable families—but delivery, data risks loom

COTABATO CITY (May 6) — A new digital system promising faster, fairer delivery of aid across the Bangsamoro region is being rolled out—but its...

‘Tara, Basa!’: A lifeline for learners, a ladder for youth, a guide for parents

BUTUAN CITY (May 5)  — What began as a literacy push by the Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD) has grown into something...

PH, Japan step up agri ties, push climate-smart farming

Photo: Embassy of Japan in the Philippines MANILA (May 5)  — The Philippines and Japan are ramping up agricultural cooperation, zeroing in on climate-resilient farming,...

Guarding the eagle, holding the line: PEF ties conservation to climate justice

DAVAO CITY (May 5)  — As El Niño tightens its grip, protecting the critically endangered Philippine eagle is no longer just about wildlife—it’s about...
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