Lookback: the news in 2022
As we start 2023, we take a look back at Davao Today's coverage of significant issues in Mindanao in 2022
Growing up, growing apart in 2022
As a nation without a concrete route for the future, the last thing that citizens should do is split apart because of political fanaticism.
Misamis Oriental Gov. Peter Unabia (left, wearing black hat) on his way on Tuesday, December 27 to inspect and assess the extent of the damages brought by the Christmas rains and floods that affected Gingoog City and other parts of the province. (Photo courtesy of the Peter “Sr. Pedro” Unabia FB page)
MisOr assesses damages from Christmas floods as thousands stay in evacuation centers
The provincial government of Misamis Oriental is still assessing the extent of the damages from the Christmas rains and floods in some of its cities and towns.
FACT CHECK: FB page links activist to CPP-NPA, blames her for own baby’s death
Nasino and her two other companions claimed the cases filed against them were trumped up and part of the massive crackdown on activists.
Photo courtesy of Philippine Coast Guard
Shear line rains result to 9 deaths, millions of damages in Northern Mindanao
Incessant rains brought by a shear line have killed several residents and have damaged millions worth of properties, infrastructures, and agriculture in Northern Mindanao in the last four days.
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