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Read more about the article Duterte’s meeting with Norwegian envoy could pave way for peace talk revival
President Rodrigo Duterte welcomes Norwegian Special Envoy to the Peace Process Between the Government of the Philippines and the National Democratic Front of the Philippines Idun Tvedt as the latter paid a courtesy call on the President at the Presidential Guest House in Davao City on February 15, 2018. Also in the photo is Presidential Adviser on the Peace Process Jesus Dureza. (PRESIDENTIAL PHOTO)

Duterte’s meeting with Norwegian envoy could pave way for peace talk revival

CAGAYAN DE ORO CITY, Philippines – A church leader and peace advocate has expressed optimism that the meeting between President Rodrigo Duterte and a Norwegian official on Thursday could pave…

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Read more about the article Quiboloy ?aide says pastor ?is okay, clarifies Hawaii issue
Pastor Apollo Quiboloy (Sonshine Media Network International's Facebook page)

Quiboloy ?aide says pastor ?is okay, clarifies Hawaii issue

DAVAO CITY, Philippines - The spokesperson of Pastor Apollo Quiboloy on Friday morning, February 16, clarified that the reported detention of Quiboly in Hawaii ?over stash of cash and gun…

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Read more about the article Duterte’s ‘heartless’ for rejecting EO vs ‘endo’
Members of Kilusang Mayo Uno (KMU) join the One Billion Rising campaign on Tuesday, February 14 at the Rizal Park in Davao City. (Robby Joy D. Salveron/davaotoday.com)

Duterte’s ‘heartless’ for rejecting EO vs ‘endo’

MANILA, Philippines - Workers led by national labor center Kilusang Mayo Uno (KMU) condemned as "heartless" President Rodrigo Duterte’s refusal to sign the labor sector’s draft Executive Order (EO) prohibiting…

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Read more about the article Punishment for rejecting job applicants over health status proposed
Councilor Joselle Villafuerte says a data from the Department of Health in Davao Region showed that there have been 224 suspected cases, 16 of which were confirmed during the City Council session on Tuesday, January 23. (Robby Joy D. Salveron / davaotoday.com)

Punishment for rejecting job applicants over health status proposed

DAVAO CITY, Philippines – A councilor on Tuesday, February 13, proposed to amend the city’s anti-discrimination ordinance, by adding a provision that would prohibit anyone from rejecting job applicants due…

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