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Read more about the article Passage of amended zoning ordinance to boost tourism potentials in Marilog, Paquibato districts
LONG WEEKEND. In line with acting City Mayor Paolo Duterte's announcement that this year's Kadayawan Festival will be dedicated to the indigenous peoples of Davao City, Councilor and committee chair on tourism and beautification, Al Ryan Alejandre files a resolution to declare August 19 and August 22 as special non-working holidays. August 19 is the Indigenous People's day, while Davao's day of thanksgiving will be celebrated on August 22 .(Paulo C. Rizal/davaotoday.com)

Passage of amended zoning ordinance to boost tourism potentials in Marilog, Paquibato districts

The City Council Committee on Tourism eyes to promote resorts in Marilog and Paquibato districts as primary tourist destinations in the city.

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Read more about the article DOST welcomes new scholars for 2019
DOST-SEI Scholarship Examination held on October 2018. (Photo from Science Education Institute - Department of Science and Technology's Facebook page)

DOST welcomes new scholars for 2019

Over nine thousand graduating high school students in the country have qualified for the Science Education Institute Scholarship Programs of the Department of Science and Technology (DOST) this year.

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Read more about the article A creeping disaster lurks as El Niño hits victims of ‘Kidapawan Massacre’ anew
YELLOW LINE. A yellow rope serves as the division between the protesting farmers and the anti-riot police from the province in Kidapawan City. The farmers are demanding for 15,000 sacks of rice and subsidies from the calamity fund of the provincial government. (Earl O. Condeza/davaotoday.com)

A creeping disaster lurks as El Niño hits victims of ‘Kidapawan Massacre’ anew

Drought is again sweeping the farmlands in North Cotabato and devastating the lives of the same farmers who were once dispersed violently by those in power.

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