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CAGAYAN DE ORO CITY: Three unidentified armed men believed to be members of the New Peoples Army (NPA) were killed in an armed encounter with government forces in Butuan City Friday morning.

DAVAO CITY – The Kidapawan City Tourism Office has defended the installation of concrete slabs on the existing damaged trail of Mount Apo, particularly that linking Lake Venado and the summit, after netizens criticized the city government’s effort to restore it for the safety of climbers.

While wild animals are threatened with extinction, unique species on Mount Apo continue to thrive due to Indigenous peoples’ protection

Benzone Kennedy F. Sepe made headlines when he managed to grow apples in Davao del Sur. Now he specializes in growing other exotic fruits as well.

KUCHING (April 19): Sarawakian ultra-athlete Sally Yap Yu Ing has qualified for the World Mountain and Trail Running Championship in Innsbruck-Stubai, Austria in June. This will be her second appearance in the world championship. Yap will be working to improve on last year’s effort, where she

The generally good weather during the hot dry season is a perfect opportunity to pack up and immerse in the beauty of farming while escaping the heat in the urban jungle. In highland farms, let the eyes indulge in the natural colorful sceneries, the skin feel relief from the heat, and feed the stomach with sumptuous healthy cuisines.

Winning is more fun than losing, but not all winning is the same

Travellers and holiday-makers will soon be able to fly non-stop between WA and the Philippines thanks to Philippine Airlines' newest route.

Oldest foreign climbers conquer Mt. Apo’s peak

Lopez-led Energy Development Corporation (EDC) will be reinforcing its geothermal capacity with at least six new projects being lined up for completion by end-2022 and in the next five years. Atty. Allan Barcena, assistant vice president and head of public relations at EDC, noted that four pro