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TWO JESUSES. Davao City Council's new majority floor leader, Councilor Jesus Melchor Quitain Jr., and new chairperson on Committee on Ethics and Good government, Jesus Joseph Zozobrado III take oath during the regular session on Tuesday, January 16. (Robby Joy Salveron / davaotoday.com)

Two Jesuses take roles vacated after Pulong’s resignation

Post author:ROBBY JOY D. SALVERON
Post published:January 16, 2018
Post category:DAVAO CITY Governance Headline Politics
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DAVAO CITY, Philippines — Two councilors took their oaths on Tuesday, January 16, for their new roles at the city council which were previously vacated due to adjustments when then-vice…

Duterte reminds cops: new Japan cars not for personal use

Post author:ROBBY JOY D. SALVERON
Post published:January 16, 2018
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DAVAO CITY, Philippines — President Rodrigo Duterte on Monday, January 15, thanked the Japanese government for donating 26 new units of Mitsubishi Montero patrol vehicles to the Davao City Police…

Communist of the Philippines founding chairman Prof. Jose Maria Sison and President Rodrigo Duterte (davaotoday.com)

Sison hopes to broker peace with Duterte gov’t

Post author:MARA S. GENOTIVA
Post published:January 15, 2018
Post category:GPH - NDF Peace Talks Headline Politics
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DAVAO CITY, Philippines – The founder of the Communist Party of the Philippines (CPP) on Sunday, January 14, welcomed President Rodrigo Duterte's offer to a one-on-one talk, in the hope…

NCCC mall fire: Independent probe reveals web of faults

Post author:IVY JEAN S. TUPAS
Post published:January 14, 2018
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DAVAO CITY, Philippines — Findings of an initial investigation report conducted by labor groups revealed a web of loopholes that caused the tragic NCCC Mall fire incident in December 2017.…

NPA holds deputy police chief as prisoner of war in North Cotabato

Post author:MART D. SAMBALUD
Post published:January 13, 2018
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DAVAO CITY, Philippines — A deputy police chief in North Cotabato was held as prisoner of war for being involved in the government’s counterinsurgency operation, a spokesperson of the New People’s Army said.

Two Jesuses take roles vacated after Pulong’s resignation

Duterte reminds cops: new Japan cars not for personal use

Sison hopes to broker peace with Duterte gov’t

NCCC mall fire: Independent probe reveals web of faults

NPA holds deputy police chief as prisoner of war in North Cotabato

Security up, but not enough: Davao public schools face readiness gaps

Davao fishers fear smaller catches as very strong El Niño loom

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