Police Sr. Supt. Michael John Dubria bid farewell to the members of the press as the Davao City Police Office City Director on Wednesday, March 22 following his new assignment in Camp Crame.
The Philippines and Thailand signed the Implementing Program of Tourism Cooperation 2017-2022 in a bid to boost tourism partnership for the mutual benefits of both countries.
City Mayor Sara Duterte-Carpio told operators and managers of clubs and bars in the city to follow regulations on the selling of liquor or face closure.
A militant peasant group is demanding assurance from the government that the return of the coconut levy fund to the farmers would not be compromised following the suspension of Philippine Coconut Authority chief Avelino “Billy” Andal.
The Philippines is expected to sign at least three bilateral agreements during the official visit of President Rodrigo Duterte to Thailand.
The Royal Norwegian Embassy announced Tuesday the resumption of the new round of talks between the Philippine government and the National Democratic Front of the Philippines.
The City Tourism Office said it is planning to improve and beautify the Sta. Ana wharf in order to transform it into a baywalk area.
A local environmental group here expressed support for Department of Environment and Natural Resources Secretary-designate Regina Paz Lopez after her appointment was bypassed by the Commission on Appointment.
A human rights group called on President Rodrigo Duterte to “grieve for the majority of Filipinos” and not just for fallen soldiers.
The Makabayan bloc in the House of Representatives has filed a resolution to probe the killing of a farmer-couple Leonila and Ramon Pesadilla by unidentified gun men on March 2, this year.