21 July 2022 Dear Sir Tony, First of all I am sorry because I suck at writing, more so at writing emotionally-driven letters. I suck because the one I wrote for my mother never saw the light of day. But
Conclusion DAVAO CITY (MindaNews / 29 June) – First off, apologies to those waiting for this piece, if any. Just in any parts of the country, the power industry in Mindanao is divided into generation, transmission and distribution. Up until
DAVAO CITY (MindaNews/15 May) – If there is one commodity that has become heavily talked about in Mindanao, it is power. Huge-muscled companies, the top conglomerates in the country, have been in Mindanao scouring for potentials in every corner of
3RD of a Series DAVAO CITY (MindaNews/20 April) – In this country, power distribution is dominated by cooperatives. In Mindanao, there are only three big power distribution companies while the rest of the island is being served by cooperatives. Under
2nd of a series DAVAO CITY (MindaNews/19 April) — The two main blackouts that plunged Mindanao into darkness in the last two years showed how vulnerable the Mindanao power grid has become. Among the many implications is the readiness of
DAVAO CITY (MindaNews / 17 April) – The Mindanao power situation is again placed on the spot after the Easter Sunday blackout, the third in the last two years, two of them last year. The biggest blackout was on February 27 last year when
DAVAO CITY (MindaNews/31 March) – This is about politics. Everyone who visits the city nowadays, the first question that he or she wants answered is: “Is your mayor running for president?” Of course, there is no standard answer because, as
DAVAO CITY (MindaNews/24 March) – There is a very vivid similarity between what happened in Mamasapano, Maguindanao on January 25 and the Jabidah massacre 47 years ago.[] Aside from helping continue perpetuate injustice on the Bangsamoro people, both incidents were
