Davao Today | MICK M. BASA

DAVAO ARREST. Naravy Duquiatan, officer-in-charge of the Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency 11, bares to media photographs of evidences to be used against the cases against two high-profile illegal drug suspects arrested on October 17 in Davao City. (Mick Basa / davaotoday.com)

DAVAO ARREST

Post author:MICK M. BASA
Post published:October 18, 2017
Post category:SLIDER
Post comments:0 Comments

Naravy Duquiatan, officer-in-charge of the Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency 11, bares to media photographs of evidences to be used against the cases against two high-profile illegal drug suspects arrested on October 17 in Davao City. (Mick Basa / davaotoday.com)

When earth fell: Did Davao City miss the signs?

Post author:MICK M. BASA
Post published:October 11, 2017
Post category:DAVAO CITY Disaster & Environment Environment Headline
Post comments:0 Comments

The hills which the faithful associate with the saints needed to be protected, they said. The message was more than a prayer. It was a petition to the government. The year was 2006. At the time, to talk about things related to climate change were barely taken seriously.

Solon urges Duterte to renew BIMP-EAGA travel tax waiver

Post author:MICK M. BASA
Post published:October 3, 2017
Post category:Economy Headline
Post comments:0 Comments

A lawmaker is to revive an old policy that waives travel taxes for anyone passing through Mindanao and Palawan ports to arrive at destinations within a Southeast Asian subregional economic bloc.

Document: The Red’s proposal for the PH economy

Post author:MICK M. BASA
Post published:October 2, 2017
Post category:GPH - NDF Peace Talks Headline Politics
Post comments:0 Comments

The National Democratic Front of the Philippines (NDFP) released a summary of their socioeconomic proposal to the government which would be discussed once the peace negotiations between both parties resume.

The Davao International Cargo Terminal in Panabo City. (Malacañang file photo)

Port of Davao surpasses collection target by 115.5%

Post author:MICK M. BASA
Post published:September 29, 2017
Post category:Economy Headline Latest
Post comments:0 Comments

Tariff and customs duties collection at the Port of Davao exceeded targets by 115.5% in the first 9 months of this year, data from the Bureau of Customs (BOC) revealed.

DAVAO ARREST

When earth fell: Did Davao City miss the signs?

Solon urges Duterte to renew BIMP-EAGA travel tax waiver

Document: The Red’s proposal for the PH economy

Port of Davao surpasses collection target by 115.5%

A Decade in MASIPAG: Ten Years of Serving Mindanao’s Farmers

Working mother from Bukidnon tops Bar exams

US-PH military ties questioned after Venezuela incident

From Impunity to the Hague: The 2025 Year End Reckoning of Rodrigo Duterte

Faith under fire: Mindanao churches confront rights abuses