By DON J. PAGUSARA
Davao Today
Education in this country is an elitist enterprise that caters only to the thin stratum of the upper middle classes who can afford, but subjects the grassroots to a buwad smell of literacy enough for them to be able to write the names of politicians in elections.
By DAVAO TODAY
Davao Today
Captain Raul Villegas, public affairs officer of the 10th ID, said that Corporal Emmanuel Quezon; Privates First Class Ronald Gura, Bernie Padilla and Donato Estandia; and Private Marteniano Pasiagas Jr. were allegedly taken by the New People’s Army (NPA) under Leoncio ‘Ka Parago’ Pitao on Monday afternoon in Sitio Lubas, Paquibato Proper village in Paquibato District.
The United States Agency for International Development turns over school furniture and education supplies worth PHP 1.2 Million to the…
A huge Philippine map created using 50,000 Lego blocks is displayed at the SM Lanang in Davao City. It showcased…
By JOHN RIZLE L. SALIGUMBA
Davao Today
The players in the cacao industry have targeted to produce one Million metric tons of cacao by 2014. Currently, the target falls short with the country producing only 20,000 MT out of the 130,000 to 150,000 MT target. The country needs to plant cacao to about 130,000 hectares to reach the target.
Young and old may view photographs, propaganda and war materials used during the Second World War in an exhibit dubbed…
A vendor sells miniature Philippine flags along Davao City’s San Pedro Street. On Wednesday, the country celebrates the 115th Independence…
By DON J. PAGUSARA
Davao Today
Democracy, Freedom, National Independence, National Sovereignty are but hollow words and phrases that insult our intelligence and rational sensibility and stretch the elastic limits of our forbearance and integrity as a people.
Local couturiers exhibit their version of Filipiniana gowns in SM Ecoland, Davao City, just days before the 115th year celebration…
Rene Dalayon (right), President of Cidami, encourages local farmers to plant cacao “to meet the global market challenge.” He said…
