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The Tapestry of the South. Welcome to the home of Mindanao feature stories. Beyond the daily headlines, Mindanao Gold Star Daily celebrates the diverse narratives that define our island’s identity. In 2026, we explore the "Colors of Mindanao"—from the ancestral wisdom of our indigenous Lumad communities and the vibrant Islamic heritage of Western Mindanao to the world-class surf breaks of Siargao. Our features dive deep into Mindanaoan cuisine, sustainable eco-tourism, and the human interest stories of local innovators shaping the "trillion-peso" regional economy. This is where we tell the story of who we are: fearless, factual, and deeply rooted in the heart of the southern Philippines.
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Hapag ng Pamana: Celebrating Normin’s food culture, heritage

Tagbak: A waterless village

Rise of surfing spots in Mindanao
Aside from the surfing mecca of Siargao, Mindanao is also home to dozens, if not hundreds, of surfing spots awaiting to be discovered. After decades since the birth of Philippine surfing, the spots in the south remain uncharted to many surfing enthusiasts.

International Women’s Day: Rising from the ashes of Marawi

Lumad-tailored IEC eases vax hesitancy
Peace Crops president Robert de la Serna said the vaccine information materials they designed were effective because they used the Higaonon language as its language medium and their leaders as role models.

Telco rolls out free WiFi in Cagayan de Oro villages

Telco firm enables Oro’s online learning in hinterland schools

Lessons from Sendong:Odette spares the prepared
Those who died during ‘Sendong’ did not die in vain.

Talaandig documentary

Special Report Biking: The new go-to ride in Oro
“Vehicles parked everywhere along the designated lanes and jeepney drivers are rude enough that they would pull to a stop to pick a passenger,” Achondo said.
The return of Oro’s gospel band: Thoughts And Notions
The band had its debut in 2006 with its first album “In Awe Of His Amazing Love,” followed by the defining second album “Thoughts and Notions” plucking the title from the band's own name.
