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COTABATO CITY — A suspect in a series of motorcycle theft, multiple murder, extortion and operation of a drug den, who has links with local terrorist groups, was killed while his companion was wounded in a shootout with policemen in Datu Odin Sinsuat, Maguindanao del Norte on Thursday.
COTABATO CITY — Local executives and Muslim clerics have brushed aside as un-Islamic the insinuations by two terrorist groups for villagers residing near Army detachments to relocate to far areas to prevent getting trapped in crossfires if they attack.
COTABATO CITY— Policemen seized P1.3 million worth of shabu from two dealers from Lanao del Sur, reportedly linked to the Dawlah Islamiya, who were entrapped in Aurora town in Zamboanga del Sur on Wednesday.
COTABATO CITY — Relatives want an extensive probe on the brutal killing of a 16-year-old Islamic religion student, found dead on Monday in Barangay Tuayan in Datu Hoffer, Maguindanao del Sur near where four soldiers were fatally ambushed by local terrorists the day before.
COTABATO CITY— Up to 27 large cooperatives of marginalized farmers in Bangsamoro barangays in Cotabato province, mostly former Moro secessionist guerillas, had received P11.9 million worth of farming supplies and livestock feeds from the regional autonomous government.
COTABATO CITY — Two feuding Tausug clans in Sulu reconciled on Monday, ending a bloody 50-year conflict that resulted in at least 50 fatalities on each side and left at least 13 other individuals injured.
COTABATO CITY— Armed Forces chief Lt. Gen. Romeo Brawner Jr. on Tuesday paid tribute to the four Army personnel killed in an ambush in Maguindanao del Sur last Sunday and ordered an extensive hunt for the terrorists responsible for the atrocity.
COTABATO CITY — This year’s Ramadhan among Muslims and the Lenten Season of Christians are both in March. For interfaith peace advocates, this is a reminder that religions should not set barriers but foster tolerance and understanding among believers.