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Around 300 pupils in a Davao del Sur elementary school receive hygiene kits and slippers as a mining firm launches a feeding program.Continue Reading
More than 300 agriculturists in the Cordillera gather to learn AI and digital farming tools, aiming to bring better yields and stronger food security to local communities.Continue Reading
Authorities ramp up security across Cotabato City and Region 12 as thousands of Muslims prepare for Eid’l Fit’r prayers marking the end of Ramadan.Continue Reading
Ramadan draws to a close on Friday, March 20. Many Muslims find themselves at a familiar crossroads: the end of a month defined by discipline, restraint, and spiritual clarity—and the beginning of a return to ordinary time. The question that lingers is not simply whether the fast was completed, butContinue Reading
A ₱7.5-billion drug haul in just one week highlights aggressive enforcement—but also exposes how deeply entrenched illegal drug networks remain in the Philippines.Continue Reading
A simple photograph from a 2025 outreach visit reminds Sibugay police chief Bernard Danie Dasugo that policing is not only about enforcing the law—but connecting with people.Continue Reading
Basilan Governor Mujiv Hataman raised concern over findings from the Second Congressional Commission on Education (EDCOM II) showing persistent stunting and literacy challenges among children in the province, calling for stronger support from the BARMM government and a renewed focus on early childhood nutrition and literacy programs.Continue Reading
