By ALFRED S. DEPALA/Correspondent Davao Today “We need assistance for the reconstruction of houses. We also need sacks of rice, clothes and medicines. As of today, we only mustered 300 sacks of rice which we divided in the 11 villages. We were only able to distribute foods good for one day. We’re still awaiting help from the provincial government,” Sta. Josefa Vice Mayor Simon Caguiat said.
By ALEX D. LOPEZ Davao Today "This typhoon would not have been this tragic if not for the logging and foreign mining companies ravaging our mineral resources," Sr. Stella Matutina, convener of Manilakbayan said.
Press Statement 5 December 2012 DAVAO CITY, Philippines -- The Brokenshire College Faculty and Staff Union’s decision to launch the strike yesterday (Dec. 4) was based on justified reasons and…
By DANILDA L. FUSILERO Davao Today On Wednesday, Katribu, Kilusang Magbubukid ng Pilipinas, Kabataan Party-list, women’s organization Gabriela and Mapa community leaders representing the evacuees joined together to stage a picket-rally in front of the municipal hall of Magpet and called for the immediate pull-out of all military troops in the municipality.
By JOHN RIZLE L. SALIGUMBA Davao Today “For the first time,” the governor said, "a tornado or a violent wind storm brought logs and water; it spun around very fast causing the natural water holding to overflow."