The Mindanao Life

The award-winning Filipino short film, Noontime Drama, explores parental acceptance of LGBTQIA+ children through the slow cooking of traditional Filipino comfort food.

Davao City Agriculturist Office plans to distribute 10,000 durian seedlings to local farmers, aiming to boost its production and meet export demands.

A government caravan provides services to 1,485 indigenous peoples in Davao de Oro, including feeding programs, medical checkups, and legal consultation.

President Marcos Jr. expresses gratitude for the commitment of the Swiss government to supporting the development of the Bangsamoro Autonomous Region.

Senator Pia Cayetano urges parents to secure their children’s future with 21st-century skills through learning different languages for job readiness.

First Lady Araneta-Marcos leads the “Lab for All” caravan to bring primary healthcare services closer to the poor Filipinos, encouraging support from other local government units.

President Bongbong Marcos stresses the need for innovative measures to address soil pollution, citing urgent issues in providing quality food for the Philippines.

Speaker Romualdez champions more public-private partnership projects for modernizing infrastructure, emphasizing its crucial role in progressing and improving the lives of Filipinos.

Nationwide nutrition intervention program launched to combat malnutrition and stunting in Filipino children under three years old.

Budget Secretary Amenah Pangandaman expects to submit the proposed PHP5.768-trillion budget for 2024 to Congress after the president’s State of the Nation address.