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Abrigo: A sacred cow in DCPO explosion?

Danny Abrigo / from 2 hours ago

MOCKERY to note that while Davao City police assured the public of its safety during the Lenten season, a strong magnitude of explosion rocked the metropolitan police headquarters.Let the police define safety from their own backyard to convince the public that indeed they are capable of keeping the community safe ...

Uyboco: Finding yourself (Part 1)

Andy Uyboco / from 2 hours ago

WHO am I?It seems so basic a question, until you begin answering it. You could start with your name, age and gender, but surely you are more than these. You could tell us who your parents are, what your family is like, where you live, but again, you are more ...

Editorial: A busy airport that needs improvement

/ from 2 hours ago

FRANCISCO Bangoy International Airport (FBIA) accommodated 4.4 million passengers in 2018 making it the third busiest in the country, this according to data from the Civil Aviation Authority of the Philippines (CAAP).This may be attributed to the increasing interest of businessmen and tourists in Davao City. Additional domestic and foreign ...

Tan: Radical and restful (Part 2)

Rev. Arnel Tan / from April 24, 2019

Luke 19: 28-41FAITH will be frustrated if you anchor it on immediate results. Let’s take a survey:“It’s Jesus, the prophet from Nazareth”Matthew 21:10-11“He left because it was late in the afternoon, then he returned to Bethany with the twelve disciples”Mark 11:11“But as he came close to Jerusalem, he saw the ...

Editorial: A season of mudslinging

/ from April 24, 2019

MUDSLINGING is defined by the Merriam-Webster dictionary as “the use of personal attacks or insults in order to undermine an opponent.”The election season in our country has always been described as a circus -- it is noisy, colorful, and full of stunts. It is a time where one politician tries ...

Velez: Actions on Earth Day

Tyrone Velez / from April 23, 2019

ON EARTH Day, rallies from youth, religious and Lumad showed us that the campaign to save our environment goes beyond gimmicks like switching off lights. The struggle is real and demands more action.In San Carlos City, a human chain was formed by 7,000 church and young people to symbolize their ...

Lidasan: Different Flavors of our Bangsamoro Culture

Mussolini S. Lidasan / from April 23, 2019

EVERY ethnic group has their own food culture. When you think of countries in colder climates, they tend to have rich, hearty fare. In areas near the sea, their specialties will inevitably contain some sort of seafood. When you think about it, what a person consumes on a daily basis ...

Padilla: Easter’s promise

Daphne Padilla / from April 22, 2019

MY EASTER egg was delivered on a Good Friday and cracked open with good news about a friend’s health. Sam’s viral load has recently lowered to 47 copies/milliliter. For most HIV tests used today, fewer than 50 copies of HIV per milliliter of blood may reach an undetectable viral load."Sam" ...

Editorial: Forgotten Arbor Law?

/ from April 22, 2019

REPUBLIC Act 10176, also known as the Arbor Day Act of 2012, was passed in 2012 in a bid "to combat the loss of our natural resources and rejuvenate our environment by undertaking nationwide tree planting activities and providing effective measures for their maintenance and sustainability." The Arbor Day Act ...

Hidalgo: The season for reflection

Fe Hidalgo / from April 22, 2019

THE country's Christian community is once again doing the journey of Lent ending with the observation of the Holy Week. The Holy Week is an appropriate period to cool the conflicts of politics made more intensely with the incidence of heated election campaigns.There must be a time for every citizen ...

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