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Bayan Muna Representative Carlos Zarate (right) raises concern on the government's move to penalize 'colorum' passenger vehicles saying it would not remedy the traffic problems in key cities in the country. At left is Land Transport Regulatory and Franchising Board regional spokesperson Edgar Violan.

‘COLORUM’ ISSUE RAISES CONCERNS

Post author:MEDEL V. HERNANI
Post published:June 23, 2014
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Bayan Muna Representative Carlos Zarate (right) raises concern on the government's move to penalize 'colorum' passenger vehicles saying it would not remedy the traffic problems in key cities in the country. At left is Land Transport Regulatory and Franchising Board regional spokesperson Edgar Violan. (Medel V. Hernani/davaotoday.com)

Eight Davao youths will participate in the Street Football World Event Brazil in July 1 to 12, 2014 represented by Tambayan Center for Children's Rights upon invitation of the Argentinian NGO Fundacion Futbol para el Desarrollo (FUDE).

DAVAO JOINS STREET FOOTBALL BRAZIL

Post author:MEDEL V. HERNANI
Post published:June 23, 2014
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Eight Davao youths will participate in the Street Football World Event Brazil in July 1 to 12, 2014 represented by Tambayan Center for Children's Rights upon invitation of the Argentinian NGO Fundacion Futbol para el Desarrollo (FUDE). (Medel V. Hernani/davaotoday.com)

Pollution, food and water scarcity in oil palm feared

Post author:TYRONE A. VELEZ
Post published:June 23, 2014
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The Panalipdan (Defend) Southern Mindanao issued a statement urging the local officials especially Mayor Rodrigo Duterte to look “at the perils” of oil palm plantations being eyed by Malaysian and Thailand companies in Paquibato District.

Transfer woes linger despite increase in gov’t subsidy

Post author:MART D. SAMBALUD
Post published:June 23, 2014
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Private school administrators have expressed alarm over the rising number of students transferring to public schools despite the increase of government subsidy for private school education.

PUNGENT ECONOMY: GARLIC INDUSTRY AND THE LACK OF SUSTAINABILITY

Post author:LEO XL Y. FUENTES, JR.
Post published:June 23, 2014
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The price of a kilo of garlic skyrocketed to almost 400 pesos for almost a month now. We witnessed the pungency of this corrupt-ridden government, as our plate became less savory.

‘COLORUM’ ISSUE RAISES CONCERNS

DAVAO JOINS STREET FOOTBALL BRAZIL

Pollution, food and water scarcity in oil palm feared

Transfer woes linger despite increase in gov’t subsidy

PUNGENT ECONOMY: GARLIC INDUSTRY AND THE LACK OF SUSTAINABILITY

FDCP’s Pelikulaya 2026 brings forward queer stories to Davao screen

Groups launch ‘Justice for Negros 19’ campaign, press for probe into Toboso killings

Family, supporters bid farewell to Rene in Talacogon burial

Angara, Davao groups push for school security after attacks

Garbage backlog persists in Juliville despite new landfill opening