The chief peace negotiator of the government urged Filipinos to engage the lawmakers to attend Congress’ plenary sessions to help finish the deliberations on the proposed Bangsamoro Basic Law before the Congress’s recess on the holidays.
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A total of P36,534 was stolen in two separate hold-up incidents involving a riding-in-tandem here, Monday.
More than 400 day care children gathered at the provincial capitol in Digos City for the culmination of the 23rd Universal Children’s Month.
Employers can now submit online sickness notifications of their employees to the Social Security System through the SSS website.
Militant lawmakers filed a resolution urging President Benigno Aquino III to immediately release political prisoners, especially minors, elderly, women and ailing.
Kilusang Mayo Uno urged the government to sign a bill that seeks to increase by P2,000 the pension of members of Social Security System before Christmas.
Airline company Cebu Pacific will launch its newest Davao-Singapore route on December 17 after a meeting with 55 Singaporean tour operators, the Department of Tourism (DOT), City Tourism Operations Office (CTOO) as well as other counterparts.
The Davao Light Power and Company (DLPC) reminded Davaoeños on the safety measures when using Christmas lights and decorations during the Kapehan sa Dabaw Press Conference last Monday.
A Filipino who spoke before the International Rights of Nature Tribunal called for a global coal moratorium to preserve forests in the Asian region.
The Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) in Davao Region is strengthening the skills of various business counselors and advisers assigned in Negosyo Centers to provide more relevant assistance to entrepreneurs in the region.
