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Davao City Police chief Senior Superintendent Vicente Danao Jr., during a press conference, Wednesday, said authorities are still on red alert following the bombing in Maramag, Bukidnon where at least 11 were killed and several others were injured. (Bal Kenneth Aballe/Davao Today Intern)

RED ALERT

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Post published:December 10, 2014
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Davao City Police chief Senior Superintendent Vicente Danao Jr., during a press conference, Wednesday, said authorities are still on red alert following the bombing in Maramag, Bukidnon where at least 11 were killed and several others were injured. (Bal Kenneth Aballe/Davao Today Intern)

City employees to receive Christmas bonus

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Post published:December 10, 2014
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City government employees will be enjoying their bonuses this Christmas as the city council approved on Tuesday an ordinance granting Mayor Rodrigo Duterte the authority to release the Productivity Enhancement Incentive.

Teener wants Army man imprisoned for rape

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Post published:December 9, 2014
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A 16-year-old mother insisted that she wanted an Army personnel thrown to jail for allegedly raping her last month in their village in Bukidnon.

Fight for genuine freedom of information law

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Post published:December 6, 2014
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There is no reason to rejoice over the recent approval of the consolidated bill on Freedom of Information (FOI) in the House at the committee level, and the approval of the Senate version earlier this year.

Trade and Industry Secretary Gregory L. Domingo predicted a multidecade economic growth for the Philippines, and expected to surpass four Asean tiger economies. (Bal Kenneth Aballe/Davao Today Intern)

MULTIDECADE GROWTH

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Post published:December 5, 2014
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Trade and Industry Secretary Gregory L. Domingo predicted a multidecade economic growth for the Philippines, and expected to surpass four Asean tiger economies. (Bal Kenneth Aballe/Davao Today Intern)

RED ALERT

City employees to receive Christmas bonus

Teener wants Army man imprisoned for rape

Fight for genuine freedom of information law

MULTIDECADE GROWTH

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