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Thursday, January 17, 2019

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Woman killed by spouse was victim of abuse

MAMBAJAO, Camiguin – The woman who was shot by her own husband while attending mass on Sunday morning suffered physical abuse from her spouse and sought government help on several occasions.On Sunday morning, Ivy Linao, a mother of seven, was ...

From 9 days ago

Church leaders back pro-peace bill, call for resumption of talks

A GROUP of religious leaders have called on the communist rebels and the government to continue the peace negotiations as it urged both sides for the release of their captives.The Philippine Ecumenical Peace Platform (PEPP) made this appeal amid the ...

From 17 days ago

Extreme sports enthusiasts unfazed by martial law in Mindanao

ASIDE from the beaches, mountain resorts and other attractions, sports tourism has become one of the reasons to visit Northern Mindanao with the recent holding of three major extreme sporting events in the region despite the implementation of martial law ...

From 20 days ago

LTFRB warns taxi drivers not to refuse passengers

AS THE Christmas season nears and the volume of commuters are expected to increase, the Land Transportation Franchising and Regulatory Board-Northern Mindanao has reminded taxi drivers and operators not to be choosy in taking in passengers.LTFRB-Northern Mindanao regional director Aminoden ...

From 35 days ago

Church leader believes peace talks in peril after Dureza’s resignation

NOW that Jesus Dureza is no longer the government’s chief peace adviser, a church leader is worried that the peace negotiations will take a wrong turn and the efforts that all stakeholders have been working hard for will be undermined.Sowing ...

From 46 days ago

Sultan calls for unity among Muslim leaders ahead of BOL plebiscite

MADALUM, Lanao Del Sur -- A Maranao sultan has gathered some 500 traditional leaders from all over the two provinces of Lanao to put up a united front in supporting for the ratification of the Bangsamoro Organic Law (BOL) ahead ...

From 46 days ago

NorMin schools eyed as hub for innovations

THE four walls of the campus will remain as the best venue for future entrepreneurs and innovators to unleash their potentials as the region is being groomed as Mindanao innovation hub, officials said.Bronson Mabulay, head of the Center for Entrepreneurship ...

From 52 days ago

‘Green’ firm assures plastic-recycling facility safe

ALLAYING fears that it has imported toxic trash from South Korea, a company engaged in recycling of discarded plastic materials has assured that it is following environmentally approved processes as it vowed to comply with all the regulations set by ...

From 63 days ago

LTFRB suggests taxi fare cut through discounts

WITH the looming reduction of taxi fare in the region, the Land Transportation Franchising and Regulatory Board (LTFRB)-Northern Mindanao said it is supportive of the idea of implementing but without the additional expenses on the part of the taxi operators.Every ...

From 65 days ago

Philhealth chief to face complaint at Ombudsman

EMBATTLED Philippine Health Insurance Corporation (Philhealth) acting president and chief executive officer Dr. Roy Benedicto Ferrer has denied any wrongdoing as his accusers have maintained that he committed a number of violations in line with his job as the agency’s ...

From 65 days ago

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