The Boy Scout of the Philippines (BSP) are planning to propose to President Rodrigo Duterte to abolish the membership fee in the agency for the new and upcoming recruits of Boy Scouts.
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The family of slain anti-Communist Ata tribal leader Ruben Labawan insisted on his innocence to the accusations hurled by the New People’s Army (NPA), who owned responsibility to the killing.
The head of the military’s Eastern Mindanao Command is mulling to enhance the capacity of the Task Force Davao.
The city government said it will veer away from the usual grandiose celebration of Kadayawan festival in the past years and will make this year’s festival “simple and meaningful”.
The 18th Davao City Council nominated and elected newly elected committee chairpersons, vice chairpersons and members of different standing committees during the session at the Sangguniang Panlungsod.
The new police chief here said the terror threat announced by President Rodrigo Duterte’s son would not come from the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS) terrorist group but from groups inspire
The independent think tank, Ibon Foundation, agreed that the victory of President Rodrigo Duterte delivered a boost to the investment leads in Davao region, but doubted that the gains will trickle down to the marginalized sector.
The Durian Industry Council announced that the El Niño phenomenon has caused the massive devastation of Durian trees in the region causing the popular fruit’s prices to go up.
The Davao del Norte provincial government announced it was ready anew to welcome more investors.
A satellite campus of the University of the Philippines Los Banos will soon rise in Panabo City, Davao del Norte province.
