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Filipino Coffee Eyes Global Market as Farmers Chase Premium Prices

TACURONG CITY (May 29) — The Philippine coffee industry is pushing deeper into the global specialty market, with government officials and industry leaders saying Filipino farmers are beginning to...

Davao Oriental Unveils Tourism Brand Anchored on Hamiguitan, Local Pride

MATI CITY (May 29) — Davao Oriental has launched a new tourism identity centered on pride of place,...

DAR Land Titling Push Tests Indigenous Rights in Surigao Norte

SURIGAO CITY (May 29) — The government’s aggressive push to accelerate land titling under President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.’s...

ICC Races to Lock Duterte Trial as Court Tightens Deadlines, Evidence Rules

MANILA (May 29) — The International Criminal Court is moving with increasing urgency to lock down the trial...

Audit Exposes Deepening Education Crisis in BARMM

COTABATO CITY (May 29)  — A sweeping audit and budget review by the Bangsamoro Transition Authority (BTA) has...
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5 ka miyembro sa Maute patay sa engkuentro sa Lanao del Norte

DAKBAYAN SA DAVAO --- Lima ka miyembro sa mga militanteng Daulah Islamiyah-Maute Group (DI-MG) ang namatay niadtong Lunes, Abril 29,  sa sunodsunod nga engkwentro...

Five Mindanao provinces are under a state of calamity due to El Niño

DAVAO CITY --- Five of the over a hundred local government units that have been declared under a state of calamity due to the...

100 former Moro guerillas now full-pledged cop

DAVAO CITY --- Life changed for the 100 former Moro guerillas from the Bangsamoro Region when no less than President Ferdinand R. Marcos...

P20 kada kilo nga bugas gibaligya sa Albay

DAKBAYAN SA DAVAO ---Nakapalit sa tag P20 kada kilo nga bugas ang pipila ka residente sa Bicol Region sa dihang gidala sa nahisgutang...

Marcos asks AFP to keep lines open  for MILF, MNLF to address violence

DAVAO CITY --- President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. urged the Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP) to continue its dialogues with the community and...

Tattoo regulation not meant to discriminate-PNP

DAVAO CITY —– The Philippine National Police (PNP) stood firm that its policy on visible tattoos is not a form of discrimination against inked...
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