Cagayan De Oro Partners With ICSC For Renewable Energy Plan
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UP Mindanao Launches First Doctor of Medicine Program To Address Doctor Shortage
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Sultan Kudarat Coffee Sector To Benefit From P2.5-B Road Development Program
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Davao City Retains Top Spot In PH Travel Rankings For 2026
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National University Launches First Mindanao Campus In Davao City
DitoSaPilipinas.comNational University (NU), under the Sy family’s SM Group of Companies, has officially launched its first-ever campus in Mindanao, located in Davao City. The NU Davao campus is set to open its doors to students this July, marking a significant expansion of the university’s presence in the country. Read more »
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Davao Region Maintains Lead As Country’s Cacao Capital With 72% Share Of Output
DitoSaPilipinas.comThe Davao Region continues to dominate the country’s cacao industry, producing 7,807 metric tons (MT) and accounting for 72 percent of total national output, the Department of Agriculture–Davao Region (DA-11) reported. Read more »
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Malitbog Dominates Kaamulan 2026 With Award-Winning Cultural Performance
DitoSaPilipinas.comThe municipality of Malitbog emerged as one of the biggest winners in the Kaamulan Festival 2026 competitions, capturing the championship in the ground presentation category and earning multiple recognitions across major events. Read more »
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MinDA Pushes To Revive Davao–Manado Trade, Tourism Link
DitoSaPilipinas.comEfforts are underway to reconnect Mindanao with Indonesia through the revival of the Davao–Manado trade and tourism corridor, as the Mindanao Development Authority (MinDA) leads discussions with key stakeholders in North Sulawesi. Read more »
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P2.4M Smuggled Cigarettes Seized In Zamboanga City
DitoSaPilipinas.comAuthorities confiscated smuggled cigarettes with an estimated market value of P2.4 million during a pre-dawn law enforcement operation in Zamboanga City on Wednesday, April 15, as part of ongoing efforts to curb illegal trading activities in coastal areas. Read more »