As the Philippines confronts a resurgence of mpox (monkeypox) cases, local government units (LGUs) across the nation are intensifying their efforts to contain the virus and protect public health. Read more »
The Department of Public Works and Highways in Soccsksargen (DPWH-12) reported that infrastructure projects totaling PHP91.9 million had been completed in the provinces of Sultan Kudarat and North Cotabato in order to improve public safety and convenience in the area. Read more »
Mindanao, long associated with security issues, is now seeing a dramatic shift toward becoming one of the safest regions in the Philippines. According to the latest Mindanao Safety Rating survey. Read more »
The traditional burial practices of indigenous groups like the Tboli and Blaan are quietly disappearing, overshadowed by modern customs. Yet, in some remote areas, these rituals endure, offering a glimpse into a rich cultural heritage that binds communities to their ancestors. Read more »
In South Cotabato, grasshoppers—known locally as "apan"—have undergone a remarkable transformation. Once seen as pests wreaking havoc on crops, these crunchy creatures have become a beloved snack. Apan are now sold for about P50 per cup, a price comparable to that of a kilogram of rice. Read more »
Exciting news has emerged from the peak of Mt. Apo in Magpet, North Cotabato as environmentalists have spotted three adult and one juvenile Mindanao Rufous Hornbills (Buceros hydrothorax mundanensis). Read more »
