The Zero Remittance Week pushed by a group of overseas Filipino workers (OFW) in protest of the arrest and trial of former President Rodrigo Duterte seemed to have passed without traction.
The Southern Philippines Medical Center (SPMC) cautioned the public against counterfeit anti-rabies vaccines as rabies cases is rising in Davao region.
Davao City workers feel that the ₱29 daily wage hike announced by the National Wage and Productivity Board is still insufficient for their needs.
The cooperative denounced the bill as “unconstitutional in its entirety” and warned that its passage could lead to higher electricity costs for consumers.
Advocates of women and children’s rights in Davao urge a city councilor to read thoroughly the Adolescent Pregnancy Prevention Bill before stating her opposition.
The Davao City Health Office (CHO) is expanding its vaccination activities for schoolchildren as their immunization program last year only achieved around 40 percent of their targets.
The reopening of the New City Commercial Corporation (NCCC) Mall along the corner of Maa and Matina Streets seven years after it was burned that killed 38 drew mixed reactions on social media.
The Office of the President is reviewing a decision of the Department of Agrarian Reform that grants the application for land use conversion of L.N. Agustin Farms Inc. in La Castellana, Negros Occidental.
Vice President Sara Duterte’s statement that her resignation as education secretary was made out of compassion for the teachers and the youth was confusing for the Alliance of Concerned Teachers (ACT).
The Agdao Farmer’s Market Vendors Association sought the city council last March and requested the dry goods and variety section be moved to the ground floor which still have vacant spaces.
