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Mindanao

PBBM Grateful Over Switzerland’s Continued Support For BARMM

President Marcos Jr. expresses gratitude for the commitment of the Swiss government to supporting the development of the Bangsamoro Autonomous Region.

Davao City Agri Office To Distribute 10K Durian Seedlings In July

Davao City Agriculturist Office plans to distribute 10,000 durian seedlings to local farmers, aiming to boost its production and meet export demands.

1.5K Davao De Oro IPs Avail Of BJMP Service Caravan

A government caravan provides services to 1,485 indigenous peoples in Davao de Oro, including feeding programs, medical checkups, and legal consultation.

Agusan Del Norte Farmers Gets PHP30 Million Budget For Facilities

Local government unit-funded PHP30-million farm facility in Kitcharao serves rice farmers with free training on integrated farming to increase income and food sources.

Lamitan City Awards 170 4PH Housing Units To Indigent Families

Indigent families were given free homes in Lamitan City, with 170 already handed out and 380 more to come in support of the government housing program.

Over 4K Surigao Del Sur Residents Get PHP13 Million Crisis Aid From DSWD

Over 4,000 residents in Surigao del Sur receive financial aid worth PHP 13 million through the crisis program of the government.

Convergence Strategy Brings Progress, Peace To Agusan Del Norte

Provincial Governor Maria Amante pushes the government’s collaboration to help the economic growth in Agusan del Norte.

Pag-IBIG Entices Davao Riders For Membership, Targets 400k In PH

Pag-IBIG Fund launches Asenso Rider Raffle Promo to boost membership, enticing food riders with cash prizes, fuel cards, and the opportunity to own a house.

Misamis Oriental Solon Calls For Easy Release Of Loans To Help MSME Owners

Misamis Oriental representative Emano urges Small Business Corporation to streamline loan approvals, empowering MSME owners for economic growth.

NIA: ‘Green Tech’ To Boost Northern Mindanao Farmers’ Productivity

The National Irrigation Administration adopted green technology to sustain farmers’ productivity with solar pumps installed in four areas, cutting electricity bills in half and boosting rice farming.