Antonino Ibot, acting inspector of the Davao City Traffic Management Group, manages a smile during the I-Speak media forum at the City Hall, as his office recorded 300 vehicular accidents in the city since he assumed office in August. (Medel V. Hernani, davaotoday.com)
Sampag said “they do not know what they are doing and must be convinced to stop serving the military.”
All of the Filipino people in all corners of the country joyously cheer the Gilas Pilipinas basketball players for their admirable achievement in the current FIBA World Cup. Yes they deserve to be accorded loud cheers. They have made basketball enthusiasts all over the globe believe in the Filipino’s skill and love for basketball. Even the teams who have defeated them acknowledge their good performance.
A student takes a picture of a “halo” as it appeared in the skies of Davao City, Philippines morning today. (Ace R. Morandante/davaotoday.com)
At the time of his death, Butalid was the second broadcast journalist to be killed in Tagum City since 1996.
Davao Today’s video teaser on the 42nd year since the declaration of Martial Law.
Davao Today’s video teaser on the 42nd year since the declaration of Martial Law.
Newly appointed assistant to the peace process in Mindanao Ednar Dayanghirang urges the public especially the media during Monday’s Kapehan sa SM to take part in dialogues to be held by Congress on the finalization of the Bangsamoro Basic Law in the coming weeks. (Medel V. Hernani, davaotoday.com)
Fisherfolks at Inawayan, Tori pull back their nets as the morning sun comes up. At times fisherfolks will catch a sack full of krill or shrimps (Medel V. Hernani, davaotoday.com)
The draft law was submitted to Congress by panels from the government and Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF) last week.
He recalled one time the soldiers came and asked him to go to their camp, which he refused.
