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There are 16 city-owned properties up for sale if the Huntsville City Council passes the consent agenda, which asks councilmembers to authorize the City Manager to hire a real estate

Barmm continues stride toward stronger autonomy

COTABATO CITY – The Bangsamoro autonomous region continued its stride toward a stronger and stable regional government, one year after it asked Malacanang for another transition period to complete its mandate. The Bangsamoro Transition Authority, upon whose shoulder rested the biggest part of the responsibility to consolidate the gains of…

Second of three parts Large-scale mining corporations that do business in the Philippines enter into any of the following contract agreements as defined in the Philippine Mining Act of 1995: 1) mineral sharing via mineral production sharing agreement (MPSA), co-production agreement, or joint venture agreement (JVA); and 2) financial or…

Senate ratifies reconciled version on income classification of LGUs

IF the Chief Executive were to decide on a federal shift, President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. should work on it during his second year in office, the chairman of the House Committee on Constitutional Amendments said. Cagayan de Oro City 2nd District Rep. Rufus B. Rodriguez issued a statement over…

Asserting the revised charter of Baguio is working against, not for the benefit of the city and its people, the city council on Aug. 14 voted to have the charter be declared void by the Supreme Court. The council’s move was prompted by the update of City Legal Officer Althea Alberto, who said in the

Reminding the electorate to give greater attention to the October 30 Barangay and Sangguniang Kabataan Elections (BSKE), a House deputy speaker said on Wednesday that a barangay may be the basic government unit, but together they occupy a big budgetary footprint, bigger than what is spent for public hospitals and…

Comelec exec: Candidates with pending cases still eligible to run in barangay, SK elections

State auditors say the provincial board's 737 temporary workers cost Misamis Oriental P75.4 million in 2022 alone