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 »
Sarangani Bay witnessed its first-ever sighting of a dugong on July 31, 2024. The momentous discovery was reported by the DENR through the PAMO-SBPS in Brgy. Daliao, Maasim. Read more »
Reaffirming its commitment to supporting educators nationwide, the Department of Education (DepEd) launched the Teacher Effectiveness and Competencies Enhancement Project (TEACEP) in partnership with the World Bank. Read more »
The beautiful white sand beaches of Gumasa, Glan town in Sarangani came alive with excitement as tens of thousands of visitors arrived for the three-day Sarbay Fest, Mindanao’s biggest beach party. Starting on Friday, May 24, the festival promised non-stop fun and adventure until Sunday, May 26. Read more »
The Sarangani Bay Festival, dubbed the Sarbay Fest, has been one of the biggest beach parties south of the Philippines. Read more »
Sultan Kudarat was infamous for decades for its "rido," or lethal clan battles, in which opposing families—including blood relatives—fought one another, forcing people to flee. With well-lit streets and an emerging tourism program, Sultan Kudarat, known as the "Taj Mahal of the South," has now rebranded itself as one of Mindanao's finest. Read more »
