Posts published by “Yas D. Ocampo”
Two councilors have experienced for themselves what it’s like for bicycle riders to move around without a designated bike lane. After separate 10-kilometer rides along proposed bike lanes in the…
The City of Mati in Davao Oriental has established four health screening stations to monitor the returning residents, as well as other travelers. On May 25, the local government bared…
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In the midst of the weeks-long enhanced community quarantine in Davao City, we make sense of the numbers beyond the daily figures provided by the Department of Health. We try…
It’s been there since 1973, and perhaps as a testament to its ubiquity and its role in Mindanao’s history, the Davao Gap Farming Resort remains to this day an educational…
Perhaps at the right moment, the children of the Antonio Pichon, Jr. Elementary School in Ilang, Tibungco were shocked when they found out where flies—some of whom landing momentarily on…
The City Council approved on suspended rules Wednesday morning the P300,000 financial aid to Padada, Davao del Sur, amid the series of earthquakes that devastated the town. The municipality declared…
Where Philippine literature is concerned, award-winning writer Ricardo M. de Ungria has had enough of the idea of a periphery. De Ungria’s new book, Songs Sprung from Native Soils, launches…
“I grew up in a place and time where legitimate grievances are being asserted,” mobile journalist Manal Jingona Sugadol told a room full of young and wide-eyed communication majors from…
