The Pulse of the Southern Philippines. Welcome to the home of Mindanao-related stories. From the vibrant urban hubs of Cagayan de Oro and Davao to the historic landscapes of the Bangsamoro, Mindanao Gold Star Daily delivers the narratives defining our region in 2026. Our reporting covers the critical intersection of Mindanao peace and development, the rapid digital transformation of our local economies, and the resilient spirit of the Mindanawon people. Whether it’s an update on the September 2026 BARMM elections, climate resilience in the Caraga region, or the evolution of "countryside journalism," we provide the factual depth and local context that national outlets miss.
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Misamis Oriental officials probe the alleged use of provincial heavy equipment in illegal mining operations in Initao, following a site inspection by the Environment and Infrastructure committees.
Kauswagan LGU hosts the 2026 Agri-Aqua and Livestock Fair, featuring 13 barangays in a Bahay Kubo competition to promote sustainable farming and local economic growth.
Talaandig beauty queen Ross Lungayan finds strength in her heritage and running after facing online backlash following her historic Miss Laga Ta Bukidnon 2026 victory.
Ten DI-Maute fighters were killed in a joint Lanao del Sur operation on April 17, 2026, including suspects linked to the January ambush in Munai.
Joint forces arrested four Chinese nationals in Zamboanga and Sibugay for immigration violations, fraud, and smuggling exotic animals, marking a major inter-agency security crackdown.
Amai Manabilang leads a historic shift in Lanao del Sur, trading loose firearms for livelihood tools to break cycles of violence and foster lasting regional peace.
Labor leaders urge the government to turn "prayers to policy" by implementing a ₱200 wage hike and removing fuel taxes to shield workers from rising prices.
Rep. Adrian Michael Amatong defends HB 7452, aiming to institutionalize aid for Mindanao’s poorest provinces, amid debates on whether MinDA or DEPDev should lead implementation.
Government troops raided a terrorist arms manufacturing site in Marogong, Lanao del Sur, recovering heavy machinery and components for high-powered Barrett rifles on April 11.
The Commission on Audit flags ₱2.2 billion in BARMM education funds, highlighting questionable textbook procurement and documentation gaps within the Ministry of Basic and Higher Education.
Backed by 15,000 supporters, the Bangsamoro Federalist Party formally registered for the BARMM’s first parliamentary elections, advocating for federalism and regional unity under Dr. Tomanda Antok.