The ongoing conflict in Marawi City and the consequent displacement of thousands of civilians can be linked to many factors affecting the situation in Mindanao, a multi-sectoral group composed of Christian and Muslim leaders said.
Almost 1,000 plantation workers are up against landowners of banana plantation as they claim the ownership right to the banana plantation lands in Davao del Norte.
Approving the Bangsamoro Basic Law (BBL) should not only be the initiative to solve the decades-long conflict in Mindanao, a lawmaker from Lanao del Norte said Thursday, September 28.
The National Democratic Front of the Philippines (NDFP) seconded the rejection earlier expressed by the Communist Party of the Philippines against the President’s general amnesty offer to the New People’s Army (NPA).
The Bureau of Customs (BOC)-Port of Davao recommended on Thursday, September 28, to relocate an unused x-ray machine currently found inside a privately-owned container yard which the government had a 25-year contract riled with smuggling issues.
The City Council on Thursday, September 28, postponed the approval of the proposed Barangay Identification (I.D.) System ordinance of the Barangay 17-B poblacion district of the city.
The association of Catholic educators are encouraging its member schools to review its policies about hazing to ensure the safety of students from physical harm.
The frequent absences of a city councilor here caused the removal of his leadership and membership in various committees on Tuesday.
A Jesuit priest who heads the largest organizations of Catholic schools in the country is encouraging members to study the Bangsamoro Basic Law (BBL) to better understand it.
The council is now mulling over the conversion of current streetlights to “energy-efficient” lights, as one of the highlighted legislative requests of City Mayor Sara Duterte in her State of the City Address (SOCA).
