National Democratic Front chief consultant Jose Maria Sison said on Thursday, June 2, that their draft proposal for the second substantive agenda on socio-economic reforms is realistic.
The City Health Office (CHO) has expressed alarm at the increase of dengue cases here despite its regular community visits and reminders to discard water from unused containers.
Korean ambassador to the Philippines Kim Jae-Shin announced on Thursday, June 2 that the Korean government will grant USD6.6 million-worth of equipment and experts to upgrade the capacity of the Philippine National Police in fighting crime.
Incoming President Rodrigo Duterte said his administration will see to it that undocumented migrant workers will get their proper status.
The New People’s Army has owned up the responsibility in the attack at the Governor Generoso Municipal Police Station in Davao Oriental province four days after the raid.
The word war heats up between the striking workers of a Japanese company here and the city’s vice mayor.
The streets here on Wednesday, June 1 turned colorful as the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender (LGBT) community, wearing their signature rainbow colors, marched for the first gay pride street parade in the city.
A day after incoming President Rodrigo Duterte pronounced why journalists are killed in the country, his spokesperson Atty. Salvador Panelo clarified that Duterte is not endorsing media killings.
Journalists are not taking easy the statement of incoming President Rodrigo Duterte on the continuing media killings.
Incoming President Rodrigo Duterte has bared the names of his Cabinet appointees on Tuesday evening, May 31 in Davao City.
