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FOOD SUSTAINABILITY. Danilo Daguio, Department of Agriculture-Cordillera regional technical director for operations, briefs participants during the coordination meeting between the city government, the DA, and the farmer stakeholders on Thursday (Sept. 22, 2022) in Baguio City. Daguio recognized the potential of Baguio's urban farming industry despite being a highly urbanized city. (PNA photo by Liza T. Agoot) BAGUIO CITY - Residents here are encouraged to engage in urban agriculture for a s...

A decision to change the Knysna municipality’s organigram to accommodate six new support staff for political bosses was the subject of fierce debate after the council meeting on Friday.

The DA plans to confront the department of communications and digital technologies with a plan to stabilise mobile network services during load-shedding.

The DA says it will be seeking answers from the departments of justice and public works and infrastructure on why court infrastructure has been allowed to deteriorate to such a degree that a court roof collapsed.

FARMERS' TRAINING. Farmers in Laoag City undergo training on animal feeds production in this undated photo. The Department of Agriculture and the city government provided them with machinery and equipment. (Video grabbed from the City Government of Laoag) LAOAG CITY - Enterprising farmers in Barangay Santa Rosa here are now producing their own animal feeds out of locally-available raw materials to save on production cost. Emilio Miguel, chairperson of the Barangay Agricultural and Fishery Co...

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An ANC mayor could be on the cards for the Knysna municipality — that is if motions of no confidence against the current leadership pass on Wednesday.

Eastern Cape premier Oscar Mabuyane says the ANC should not have sleepless nights about the 2024 elections, which many are predicting will see the party lose its outright majority for the first time since 1994.

The DA has suspended its former Northern Cape leader, Andrew Louw, for allegedly attempting to cajole DA members into joining a rival party.

Another week, another DA prominent resignation. This week it became the turn of the party’s former leader in the Northern Cape, Andrew Louw.