In less than a month, from February 11 to March 3, Mindanao’s reported power shortage jumped from 156 megawatts to 510 megawatts. It’s more than triple the volume now.
Is this imagined or a reality (as shown here), the doubt is there but the random brownouts are making a dent already.
Electric cooperatives have ...
How do you manage a troubled peace zone?
For Mayor Lani Sarillo Candolada of Tulunan, North Cotabato, the key is getting a ‘peace process adviser’ who can focus on the town’s peace agenda so as to address conflicts in the locality.
Candolada said they thought of the measure since 2007 in view of boundary ...
Counting how many battles fought, enemies killed, and firearms recovered has been among the usual indicators in an official’s military scoreboard.
But it’s got to change, military officials tell new generation officers of the Armed Forces of the Philippines in Mindanao.
Col. Julieto Ando, of the Eastern Mindanao Command, has stressed this point to ...
We know war is our worse problem in Mindanao. But a natural catastrophy helped by a man-made disaster such as what is unfolding in Luzon, appears to be an even harsher foe.
Apart from thinking of gathering aid for our evacuees in our conflict zones, I believe it is also a just cause ...
Corn farmers from around Northern Mindanao are gathering in Cagayan de Oro City Friday for a protest rally against the Department of Agriculture over the corn price crisis and to demand the resignation of Agriculture Sec. Arthur Yap, organizers said. ...
Yes! The answer is in the survey conducted by Konsult Mindanao, a group created early this year as a research arm of the Bishops-Ulama Conference.
“Corruption poses a serious threat to the attainment of lasting peace in Mindanao, respondents to a Mindanao-wide survey believe so. They said that during a review of the ...