Leader of farmers’ group shot dead in Davao City
By CHERYLL D. FIEL | Davao Today
Transport strike paralyzes Davao, say organizers
An activist holds a placard calling for the scrapping of the 12-percent value added tax on oil products. Beside her is an effigy of President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo depicting her continuous "subservience to the demands and dictates of big oil players." Organizers said the strike paralyzed 95 percent of Davao City's public transport system. (davaotoday.com photo by Barry Ohaylan)
Click here for more pictures.Picture: Compostela’s Big Gun
COMPOSTELA'S BIG GUN. Compostela Governor Arturo "Chiongkee" Uy poses to the media while holding this high-powered rifle owned by the New People's Army (NPA) during the release of the prisoners…
Soldiers captured by NPA now worry over losing their job
By MARILOU M. AGUIRRE | Davao Today
New People's Army guerrillas during the release of the soldiers last week.
The slaying of Datu Diarog
A CHILD'S PAIN. Four-year-old Mimi suffers from a gunshot wound after their house was strafed by unidentified armed men on April 29. Mimi is one of the ten children of slain tribal leader Domingo Diarog, who was killed April 29 when their house in sitio Kahusayan, barangay Manuel Guianga in Calinan was strafed by unidentified men. Datu Docris Daug, a tribal leader from barangay Daliaon Plantation, and lumads from the K'tala-Bagobo tribe are asking Mayor Rodrigo Duterte's help in their quest for justice for their slain leader. The military blamed the New People's Army (NPA) for the attack. But in a statement, the NPA denied having a hand in the strafing incident. Instead, the NPA pointed the culprits to be "working closely with the 73rd Infantry Battalion/Task Force Davao of the AFP at the behest of Apollo Quiboloy." Quiboloy is known as a close friend of Mayor Rodrigo Duterte. (davaotoday.com photo by Barry Ohaylan)
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