Manuel Cayon

DAVAO CITY—The Floirendo-owned Damosa Land, Inc. (DLI) walked away with multiple honors in the 14th Property Guru Philippines Property Awards to earn its respectable spot alongside the country's top developers and as the lone Mindanao homegrown developer among the prestigious winners.

DAVAO CITY—The Bangsamoro region is pressing for stronger earthquake and tsunami preparedness as the country marks 50 years of the deadly Moro Gulf disaster which flattened swats of land and habitation in a midnight sweep of tsunami waters after a violent earthquake in the gulf.

DAVAO CITY—Vitamin fortification just gets interesting in the Philippines. Now it is vinegar that has been fortified with iron—to increase the chance of more Filipinos getting the needed daily iron mineral requirement.

DAVAO CITY—The Indigenous people's deep sense of the forests and their ancestral knowledge of managing the environment may be the better key to improve the protection of the endangered Philippine Eagle from trapping and shooting activities of wildlife and fun hunters.

DAVAO CITY–Government opened the bidding on Friday for the construction of the north section of the bypass road project that would connect this city to the Davao del Norte city of Panabo.

DAVAO CITY–An interior village in Misamis Oriental built its own drinking water two years after government soldiers and New People’s Army guerrillas clashed in the area. Before and even after that battle, getting water used to be challenging for the people of barangay Bal-ason in Gingoog City, Misamis Oriental, the…

DAVAO CITY—A consortium of ecosystem startups here is set to receive an award from a European awards body for initiating connection and partnership among local startup operations with investors and incubators.

DAVAO CITY—Younger people are now entering the list of stroke victims, dispelling the belief that the affliction only hits older people, the Southern Philippines Medical Center (SPMC) has warned.

DAVAO CITY – The Bangsamoro government spent almost P90 million to improve transport services and connectivity at the Jolo Port and Jolo Airport and turned them over to their respective management offices on September 3.

DAVAO CITY—Nearly 2.4 million voters in the southern Philippines's autonomous region will make history on Monday to stamp their approval to a Parliamentary form of government in a national body politic long used to the republican Presidential form of government.