Face shields not anymore mandatory in Davao City
Davao City became the first local government in the country to remove the mandatory use of face shields as cases of Covid-19 in the city continue to drop.
Sara’s dilemma
Sara Duterte-Carpio wants to make history by succeeding her father after his term ends next year, but her heart is torn. She wants to keep her position as Davao City mayor and secure the family’s bailiwick.
NGO worker Mags Maglana guns for Paolo Duterte’s 1st congressional district seat in Davao City
Former columnist and Konsensya Dabaw spokesperson Maria Victoria “Mags” Maglana is joining the race for the 1st congressional district seat of Davao City against presidential son and incumbent Rep. Paolo Duterte and businessman Jamal Kanan.
Davao City doesn’t want China-made vaccines, prefers Western-made jabs
Davao City is asking the Inter-Agency Task Force for the Management of Emerging Infectious Diseases (IATF) to consider purchasing more Western vaccine brands due to the low acceptability of Davao residents of Sinovac and Sinopharm vaccines from China.
Utility tech firm ABB wants Davao to catch up with Manila
Global utility tech company ABB plans to invest in Davao City as it catches up with the nation’s capital city Manila with its “potential in the utility space.”