Hapit na ang Davao City Water District Sanitation Service! Mga Dabawenyo, andam na ba mo?

✔️Aduna ba kay standard sanitary tank o septic tank ug kabalo ba ka sa eksaktong lokasyon niini?✔️Dali ba ma-access ang sanitary tank o septic tank para sa paghabwa?✔️Regular ba ka nga nagapahabwa? Kanus-a magpahabwa? ✔️Aduna ba kay awtorisadong representante aron moabli sa access cover sa schedule sa paghabwa sa sanitary tank o septic tank?Ayaw kabalaka!…

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The Dangerous Convenience of Presidential Cluelessness (Editorial)

Photo courtesy: Senator Pic Lacson facebook post What Sen. Panfilo Lacson, the Palace’s communication spin doctors, the administration’s tireless troll armies, and the hundreds of loyal minions in the House of Congress want us to believe is astonishing in its simplicity — and insulting in its assumptions. They are trying to sell the narrative that…

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Protest Without Strategy: A Country Stuck in Rage. (Editorial)

The Philippines has mastered anger—but not the architecture of accountability. Until our outrage matures into a coordinated force, corruption will always outmaneuver the crowd. Mass rallies have long served as the nation’s emotional outlet—a place where fury, disappointment, and collective grief can explode into chants and placards. We gather, we march, we cry out for…

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Rep. Polong dares ICI to inspect Ilocos Norte flood control projects 

   * Flags various damage dams           in Marcos home province        DAVAO CITY – Davao City First District Rep. Paolo Z. Duterte called for an investigation into several flood-control projects in Ilocos Norte Thursday,after releasing photos and coordinates showing damaged and poorly constructed structures across the province, which is home to…

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Patronage Politics — The Poison That Replaces Governance. (Editorial)

So long as the government fails to provide the most basic social safety nets — universal healthcare, efficient disaster response, accessible justice, and equitable economic opportunities — corruption will remain the language of survival. The void left by a weak and unreliable state does not stay empty for long; it is quickly filled by patronage…

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