The Mandaya community in Sitio Sangab in Caraga town Davao Oriental province showcased its culture and traditions during its 17th year of celebration of the Kalindugan Festival last October 27-28, 2015.
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The United Kingdom has expressed its support to the Philippine stand on the West Philippine Sea.
John Mark started working in a small-scale gold mine when he was as young as four years old by giving…
Mindanao is now feeling the effects of El Niño as it affects the operations of the Agus and Pulangi hydropower complexes (APHC), which supplies nearly half of the island’s power supply.
The Davao Light and Power company has implemented two-hour rotating power interruptions after the National Grid Corporation of the Philippines (NGCP) imposed a Mindanao-wide deficit due to the emergency shutdown of two major power plants in Mindanao.
The Gabriela Women’s Party agreed to the Permanent Court of Arbitration ruling on Thursday that the case filed by the Philippine government against China was admissible.
Two days before All Saints’ Day, workers led by national labor center Kilusang Mayo Uno held a protest in front of the Labor Department’s main office in Intramuros, Manila to mourn the death of fellow workers in workplace accidents and to demand for better working conditions.
The New People’s Army has issued an open letter requesting Mayor Rodrigo Duterte to facilitate the turnover of P25,000 which was found during the capture of Loreto town mayor Dario Otaza to his family.
The Climate Change Office is now ready to accept climate adaptation project proposals for funding under the People’s Survival Fund, which was announced during the PSF Board Press Conference held in Makati on Wednesday.
