Mindanao resilient despite unfortunate events – MinDA
Despite the unfortunate events that critics said will directly affect the growth of Mindanao, the island region will be able to arise from its challenges, its socioeconomic planning agency said.
Transmission line issues, bombings may worsen power supply situation in Mindanao
Complicated issues on the right-of-way (ROW), the easement of transmission lines and the recent bombings of transmission towers, if not addressed, will worsen the power supply situation in Mindanao, top-ranking officers of the Mindanao Power Monitoring Committee (MPMC) said.
Power sector meet seeks solution to Mindanao grid woes
Power sector leaders will convene in Davao City on Thursday, February 4, to address several problems harrowing the Mindanao grid, the island's socio-economic planning agency said.
Contraceptive skin implant now under Philhealth coverage
The costs of implanting a matchstick-sized tube that inhibits ovulation among women for three years is now covered by the government's national health insurance program.
Davao’s ‘Little Tokyo’ tourism plan attracts 9 firms
At least nine firms have signified their interest to craft a P10-million tourism master plan for Barangay Mintal, a village in Davao City where relics of Japanese settlement in the 1900s continue to lure tourists.
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