by DAVAO TODAY
Jul 16, 2012
By ALEX D. LOPEZ
Davao Today
Davao is considered low in rice sufficiency level, with palay production lessened at an average of 3.5 percent yearly from 2005 to 2010. In contrast, production of Cavendish bananas increased to over 2.8 million metric tons with a growth rate of 14.3 percent in the last four years.
by DAVAO TODAY
Jun 10, 2012
By JOHN RIZLE L. SALIGUMBA
by DAVAO TODAY
May 27, 2012
By MARILOU AGUIRRE-TUBURAN
by DAVAO TODAY
May 21, 2012
By MARILOU AGUIRRE-TUBURAN
Davao Today
To the dismay of student groups, come academic year 2012-2013, an average of 10 percent or PHP 41.52 (USD 0.98) increase in tuition per unit will be implemented nationwide.
by DAVAO TODAY
May 11, 2012
By JOHN RIZLE L. SALIGUMBA
by DAVAO TODAY
Apr 30, 2012
By PAUL ANTHONY N. CROOKS
Davao Today
The nursing graduates complained they were not immediately informed on the results of the assessment exam conducted after their graduation. They were also not allowed to see their examination papers and even grades. Should they fail or pass on the assessment exam, they were told that the school will just inform them via short message service (text message). And if they fail, they would be advised not to take the NLE and take the next scheduled assessment exam.
by DAVAO TODAY
Mar 22, 2012
Usurious schemes and failure of the government to support farmers bury them in a vicious debt cycle. Farmers are left fending for themselves.
by DAVAO TODAY
Mar 19, 2012
The entire Araw ng Dabaw celebration peaked with Friday morning’s civic parade, the biggest so far in the entire charter celebration. It showcased 284 floats from different contingents.
by DAVAO TODAY
Mar 09, 2012
“Majority of the students were not able to join the consultation. The administration has also failed to show its financial statement despite claiming that the teachers and non-teaching staff will benefit in the proposed tuition fee hikes.” — Maureene Villamor, Ateneo de Davao University student council president
by DAVAO TODAY
Feb 20, 2012
With the number of mining firms under exploration concessions, gold, nickel and copper in the rocky mountains of Davao region continue to be up for grabs. But government earnings from the excise taxes paid by mining firms are small.