A Stronger Bangsamoro. Welcome to the definitive source for BARMM news and in-depth reporting on the Bangsamoro Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao. As the region celebrates its 7th Founding Anniversary in 2026, Mindanao Gold Star Daily tracks the final milestones of the transition period. We provide critical coverage of the September 2026 Bangsamoro Parliamentary Elections, the implementation of the record ₱114.7-billion General Appropriations Act (GAAB), and the landmark Transitional Justice and Reconciliation Act. From the "Mas Matatag na Bangsamoro" agenda and Shari'ah justice reforms to the complex Sulu transition process and infrastructure development in the island provinces, our "countryside journalism" keeps you informed on the journey toward lasting peace, accountability, and self-determination.
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Backed by 15,000 supporters, the Bangsamoro Federalist Party formally registered for the BARMM’s first parliamentary elections, advocating for federalism and regional unity under Dr. Tomanda Antok.
Sultan Monadato Mangadang was enthroned as Sultan Paramount of Minsupala, as traditional leaders renewed calls for the reinstatement of the Lanao Advisory Council for peace.
Four Lanao del Sur hospitals adopt hybrid solar power through the UNDP-led RE3ACHS project, ensuring uninterrupted life-saving medical services and reducing high fuel costs.
Bangsamoro leaders hail the signing of RA 12317, setting the historic first BARMM parliamentary elections for September 2026 to ensure a credible and peaceful democratic transition.
The national government joins the Muslim community for Eid al-Fitr 2026, as Cagayan de Oro prepares for dawn prayers and charity to mark Ramadan's end.
The House of Representatives unanimously approved House Bill 8220, rescheduling the first BARMM parliamentary elections to September 2026. The measure, awaiting President Marcos’ signature, extends the Bangsamoro Transition Authority’s (BTA) term to prevent a leadership vacuum, ensuring a stable democratic transition and the use of automated voting systems for regional integrity.
CAGAYAN DE ORO — Malacañang and military leaders have issued a firm assurance that the historic peace agreement between the national government and the Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF) remains fully operational. Despite recent armed skirmishes in the Bangsamoro region, Special Assistant to the President Anton Lagdameo Jr. reaffirmed the Marcos administration's commitment to the peace process and human rights. Major General Vladimir Cagara, commander of the 6th Infantry Division, clarified that recent violence stems from "horizontal conflicts" or personal clan disputes (rido) rather than a breakdown of the overarching peace framework. Military officials emphasized that the established peace mechanisms continue to function, serving as vital tools for stability as the region works toward long-term peace and the upcoming 2026 parliamentary elections.
CAGAYAN DE ORO CITY — Malacañang is urging the House to fast-track a bill resetting the first BARMM regular elections to September 2026. SAP Anton Lagdameo Jr. stated that President Marcos Jr. considers the parliamentary vote a "top priority" for reinforcing democratic governance and regional autonomy in the Bangsamoro.
THOUSAND of residents here gained access to immediate employment and livelihood support as the Ministry of Labor and Employment (MOLE) brought its “Free Services Convergence Program” to the Provincial Gymnasium in Barangay Crossing Simuay, Sultan Kudarat in Maguindanao del Norte.