An interfaith network supporting the indigenous peoples rights is launched in a hotel in Cagayan de Oro today.
The No Bio, No Boto campaign of the Commission on Elections (Comelec) has temporarily deactivated 97,170 out of the 1,034,170 registered voters in Davao City.
The city’s electricity provider Davao Light and Power Corporation on Monday announced that power interruptions will continue with an estimate of one hour to a maximum of 1 and a half hours power off, despite the fact that Therma South Incorporated coal-fired plant went back online around 12:16 am today.
Lumads trooped to the National Commission on Indigenous Peoples (NCIP) XI to protest the occupation of the 66th Infantry Battalion in their community in Compostela Valley.
Presidential aspirant and Davao City Mayor Rodrigo Duterte warned anyone who shows discrimination in the city will be “arrested and humiliated.”
Davao City Mayor Duterte was lectured on Christian values by Catholic leaders here after a meeting Friday.
The Inter-agency Council Against Trafficking (IACAT) Region XI has opened its anti-human trafficking advocacy to students from colleges and technical schools through Video Infomercial Competition against human trafficking.
With 21,091 job vacancies as of Friday, Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE) Region XI will conduct their last major job fair for this year on December 8 at Abreeza Ayala Malls in celebration of its 82nd anniversary.
The verdict given to American serviceman, Lance Corporal Joseph Scott Pemberton – suspect in the killing of Filipino transgender Jennifer Laude – has moved Gabriela Davao to press again on the abolition of two executive agreements with the US.
Over 100 Matigsalug tribal evacuees from Barangay Mangayon, Compostela Valley sought shelter at the barangay hall of Brgy. 74-A Matina Crossing after leaving their place.
