The Mindanao Development Authority (MinDA) said the peace and order situation in Mindanao remains “a challenge” as some foreign investors back out because of security issues.
A teachers’ group said the government should not only hire more teachers but also address the shortage of classrooms and congested public schools.
Advocates and experts for sustainable energy solutions and fair climate policy said the government should not approve any more coal plants in the country saying it is no longer a viable investment.
The Soroptimist International has extended a cancer detection clinic and free vaccination against cervical cancer.
Elizabeth Banzon of the Tropical disease division said they aim to change the behavior of households in cleanliness to prevent dengue.
This city is set to implement the Halal ordinance in October, Councilor Halila Y. Sudagar, the chairperson of the committee on cultural communities and Muslim affairs, has announced.
A watch group warned the public against the latest Pokemon-inspired toys that could pose danger to kids.
Malnutrition is costing the Philippines P328 billion, a report by aid agency Save the Children Philippines said.
An environmental group has urged residents here to oppose the High Tribunal’s ruling that struck down a local ordinance banning the agricultural practice of aerial spraying.
After the week-long celebration of the 31st Kadayawan festival, the city investment office reported that new investors in the city have been expressing their interest.
