The Tapestry of the South. Welcome to the home of Mindanao feature stories. Beyond the daily headlines, Mindanao Gold Star Daily celebrates the diverse narratives that define our island’s identity. In 2026, we explore the "Colors of Mindanao"—from the ancestral wisdom of our indigenous Lumad communities and the vibrant Islamic heritage of Western Mindanao to the world-class surf breaks of Siargao. Our features dive deep into Mindanaoan cuisine, sustainable eco-tourism, and the human interest stories of local innovators shaping the "trillion-peso" regional economy. This is where we tell the story of who we are: fearless, factual, and deeply rooted in the heart of the southern Philippines.
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TO ensure that their students' education is not compromised, schools are using alternative spaces for learning amid the COVID-19 crisis. In place of classroom lectures, lessons are taught through online platforms, social media channels, and unconventional educational programs.
KORONADAL City ― The family of a former Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF) fighter gave up a chance to earn at least a hundred thousand pesos in this time of Covid-19 pandemic by donating a hundred sacks of calamansi to boost the immune system of people in Isulan, Sultan Kudarat province against the highly contagious novel coronavirus disease.
SAN FRANCISCO, Agusan del Sur ― Instead of canned goods and instant noodles as relief packs for residents under a community quarantine to prevent the spread of the novel coronavirus disease, a barangay kagawad in Prosperidad town has been cooking healthy vegetable dishes that she and her cousins deliver to every home in the village since April 8.
DAVAO City ― The urn containing the cremated remains of 2nd Lt. Vince Magbanua, was brought home by his twin brother, 2nd Lt. Vico Magbanua on board a C-295 aircraft last Friday, for turnover to their parents.
ILIGAN City ― Runners are a crazy lot. Who would run 100 miles for leisure?
Bukidnon has a long history of internal armed conflict. From tribal wars to insurgents, this lush land of forests and agriculture is scarred with violence.