More support for protective items from the private sector and the United States government boosted the Davao City government response to the coronavirus disease (Covid-19) pandemic. This week, Davao City

Mayor Sara Duterte on Wednesday, August 26, ordered the creation of the Davao City Inter-Agency Coordinating Council on Maritime Safety and Security, also known as Maritime Task Force. Duterte signed

As an additional security measure, the Task Force Davao is now requiring all travellers entering Davao City in any entry and exit points to remove their face masks of no

The new Museo Dabawenyo will move to its new location in a 5-storey building constructed with the P200 million funding support from the Office of the President and the National

The 25,000 workers of private business establishments affected by the anti-Covid-19 restrictions continue to get food assistance from the city government. As of Wednesday, the City Social Welfare and Development

The Task Force Davao placed its troops on red alert to prevent a possible spillover of violence following the twin bomb attacks in Jolo, Sulu on Monday. TF Davao Commander

The Davao City government has set off its contact tracing of the people present during the grand wedding of the scions of two well-known families in Davao City after one

The 90 members of the Tapak Farmers Marketing Cooperative (TFMC) received P3.8 million worth of farm machinery from the Davao City government, the World Bank, and the Department of Agriculture

Davao City Mayor Inday Sara Duterte has renewed her call for Dabawenyos to follow the four minimum health measures to prevent the spread of the coronavirus disease after one patient

Davao City Mayor Inday Sara Duterte has urged Dabawenyos to remain vigilant and be an active partner of the city’s Culture of Security campaign in light of the bombing incident