A Free Dominiciano “Dioning” Muya movement was launched Tuesday by colleagues and human rights advocates at the protestant United Catholic Churches of the Philippines (UCCP) Haran compound.
The sleepy town of Nabunturan was stirred by a bomb explosion late Tuesday afternoon.
Senator Teofisto “TG” Guingona III, chair of the Senate Blue Ribbon Committee said that the Bangsamoro Basic Law (BBL) “is not easily sailing in Congress” due to contentious and constitutional issues that lawmakers need to examine and look into.
Inspector Cosme Masepiquena, head of Tagum’s Traffic Management Office, said the strict implementation of Oplan Sita in Tagum City will put a stop to the increasing number of criminal incidents involving motorbikes and riding-in-tandem groups.
City Council Finance Committee Chairperson Danny Dayanghirang clarified that he did not criticize the planned purchase of 4×4 trucks, saying, “If there is a misinterpretation, I am officially asking for an apology.”
A funeral march of hundreds marked the burial here Friday of the student-leader turned New People’s Army fighter who was killed in combat with government troops in Sarangani province.
University of the Philippines Mindanao (UP Min) students joined the One Billion Rising Revolution against violence against women last November 14 at the University atrium.
Schoolmates and teachers from the University of the Philippines Mindanao hailed slain student leader Rendell Ryan Cagula with a tribute on Thursday night at the atrium that used to be the sole venue for graduation and student council campaigns.
A high ranking official from Department of Education in Davao del Norte has urged the campus journalists to “practice responsible journalism.”
Vice President Jejomar Binay unexpectedly arrived at a conference of the Kapisanan ng mga Brodkaster ng Pilipinas (KBP) in Tagaytay City to issue a “formal apology” in person to the group for backing out of the much anticipated debate between him and Senator Antonio Trillanes III.
