The Davao City Overland Transport Terminal (DCOTT) is all set for the anticipated surge of passengers during the Holy Week. DCOTT Manager Aisa Usop, in an interview with the City

In a bid to ensure Dabawenyos have access to both local and national government services, the City Government of Davao has been conducting caravans of services in various barangays in

More than 30,000 children are set to graduate from the city government’s Child Development Centers (CDCs) this school year, including 5,050 boys and 5,375 girls aged 3 years old, as

The Madrasah Comprehensive Development and Promotion Unit (MCDPU) has achieved a significant milestone, with 3,000 graduates completing their studies for School Year 2024-2025. Aleem Abdulrahman Caderao, Executive Program Director of

Around 2,000 individuals are expected to join the Autism Walk scheduled on April 13 at a local mall here. Representatives from the Philippine Autism Society-Davao, during the Kapehan sa Davao

The Public Employment Services Office (PESO) announced on Monday that slots are still open under the Special Program for the Employment of Students (SPES)..PESO Manager Lilibeth Pantinople announced that the

The City Government of Davao hosted the Pabuka 2025 at the Grand Menseng Hotel on Monday, April 7, bringing together over 1,000 Muslims to celebrate the end of the holy

The City College of Davao (CCD) announced its plan to welcome more than 320 applicants for the School Year 2025–2026 as part of its commitment to provide free education to

The Davao City Economic Enterprises (CEE) recorded a consistent increase in its revenue collection from 2022 to 2024. In 2022, CEE’s collection reached P177,701,208.84 while in 2023, it reached P200,479,396.76.

To provide efficient public services and response time to complaints, concerns, and other issues from Dabawenyos, the Davao City Reports (DCR) launched its web app on Monday. The creation of