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Marawi siege victims can track compensation claims online
Marawi siege victims can now track compensation claims and check missing documents through MCB’s new EU-funded digital processing system.
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11,352 drug cases await resolution in Northern Mindanao
Over 11,352 drug cases remain pending in Northern Mindanao as of Q3 2026, despite DOJ prosecutors securing 1,244 convictions and 948 plea bargains.
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WPP seeks urgent action to protect jobs, farms from El Niño
The Workers’ and Peasants’ Party urged DOLE to hold urgent tripartite talks to protect workers and farmers from the severe impacts of the incoming El Niño.
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Mindanao eyes 50% renewable energy by 2030 as DOE backs target
The Department of Energy backed a campaign targeting a 50% renewable energy share in Mindanao by 2030, exceeding the national target of 35%.
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Bangsamoro groups press Marcos, Murad to advance peace deal
Religious leaders and civil society organizations in Marawi City have called on President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. to meet with MILF Chairman Ahod “Al Haj Murad” Ebrahim before October 30 to advance remaining commitments under the Bangsamoro peace agreement.
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Mindanao mayors tackle railway funding, transport links, city autonomy in CDO meeting
Funding for the Mindanao Railway Project, inter-island transport, city autonomy and preparations for the 2026 Barangay and Sangguniang Kabataan Elections (BSKE) were among the concerns taken up by city mayors during a national governance meeting in Cagayan de Oro on Tuesday, October 20.
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Mindanao clean energy forum pushes shift from fossil fuels
Renewable energy advocates and industry stakeholders gathered here on October 22 for the 4th Mindanao Clean Energy Forum to discuss solutions to the region’s power challenges and reduce dependence on imported fossil fuels.
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Supreme Court voids ₱449.5-B budget increase, 2025 GAA over spending limits
In a landmark En Banc decision penned by Senior Associate Justice Marvic Leonen, the Supreme Court declared the 2024 and 2025 General Appropriations Acts unconstitutional after Congress breached the constitutional cap on executive budget recommendations.
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3,000 COC scholars seek clarity as city responds to concerns
The Cagayan de Oro City government is coordinating with PHINMA-Cagayan de Oro College to clarify conflicting payment instructions that raised concerns among about 3,000 city scholars ahead of scheduled examinations.
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CDO approves ₱9.55-B 2027 budget, ₱4.2-B for safety and human development
Cagayan de Oro approved a ₱9.55-billion budget for 2027, prioritizing safety, security, and human development under Mayor Klarex Uy's RISE agenda.
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CDO moves to resolve exam permit issues for 3,000 PHINMA-COC scholars
Following student concerns over exam permit fees, the Cagayan de Oro City Education and Development Office is stepping in to align billing procedures with PHINMA-COC, ensuring 3,000 city scholars are not barred from taking scheduled examinations during pending voucher settlements.
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₱817-M wealth allegations figure in Sara Duterte conviction outlook
According to PUBLiCUS Asia’s Q3 2026 PAHAYAG survey, 44% of registered voters anticipate a conviction in Vice President Sara Duterte’s impeachment trial, as interest remains high following prosecution testimony on ₱817.87 million in allegedly unexplained wealth.
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