
Marawi
Marawi City News: The Heart of the Bangsamoro Get the most reliable Marawi City news, tracking the ongoing transformation of the Philippines’ only Islamic City. As we move through 2026, our coverage shifts from infrastructure milestones to the revitalization of Meranaw culture and local commerce. We provide essential updates on the Marawi Compensation Board (MCB) claims, the integration of Marawi into the BARMM's regional economy, and the progress of the Marawi Rehabilitation Program. Beyond politics, we spotlight the city's unique cultural journey, including local ordinances on modesty and cultural sensitivity, the revival of traditional weaving, and the growing tourism around Lake Lanao. From security updates by the 103rd "Haribon" Brigade to the bustling return of the Grand Padian Market, we bring you the stories of a city reclaiming its place as Northern Mindanao’s premier cultural and academic hub.
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PH eyes stronger protections for small-scale fisheries

Electrical fault sparks minor fire at Marawi barracks

Eight years in limbo: Marawi siege survivor still waiting for home, hope

Eight years after liberation: Marawi still bears the scars of a controlled war

Naval commanders welcome new base in Misor

‘Tears from heaven’

DND chief visits troops in Marawi

Barmm chief highlights Marawi rehab efforts

Sultans of gab: Marawi dominates debate
The performance of MSU-Marawi’s team, particularly in the high school category, underscores the growing strength and competitiveness of Marawi's younger generation of debaters, positioning them for future success in more challenging tournaments.

Marawi rebuilds but residents remain displaced
THERE is no longer a trace of the blood-drenched former battleground where the Daesh-inspired Maute group made its last stand against government forces in the Padian area of Marawi City eight years ago.

Marawi families still in limbo 8 years after siege
THE path to lasting peace in Marawi City remains fragile eight years after the 2017 siege, as thousands of families continue to face prolonged displacement, limited government support and a lack of answers about missing loved ones, the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) said Thursday.
