
Opinion
The Voice of the South. Welcome to the definitive forum for Mindanao opinion and analysis. Our columnists—ranging from veteran legal experts and former state prosecutors to grassroots activists and economic analysts—provide the island’s most diverse perspectives on the issues that matter. From deep dives into federalism and Mindanao autonomy to sharp critiques of local governance and social justice, our Opinion section is where the Mindanaoan identity finds its voice. Since 1989, we have fostered a tradition of "fearless countryside journalism," offering the intellectual rigor and local context that national outlets overlook.
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Ready or not: price hikes are here
A reflection on binging "Ready or Not 2," navigating rising food prices through a low-carb lens, and finding joy amidst inflation at SM CDO Uptown.

Pa BaBa pa More!
Raul G. Moldez explores how once-abstract college economics lessons on supply, demand, and global energy markets now provide the essential framework for navigating today's local inflation.

Going beyond our human and natural justice
Explore how divine charity and mercy perfect human justice. Learn to follow Christ’s example by going beyond natural law to practice true Christian forgiveness.

Meaty big bites
Avoiding downtown Cagayan de Oro is no longer an option as the Big Bite festival and a new health journey push the limits of control.

Tomorrow’s Price, Today’s Bill

Purple walis tambo for women empowerment
Atty. Dennis Gorecho explores the struggle of Baguio market vendors against "mallification," celebrating women's resilience and the cultural heritage of the city’s historic trading center

Sun of our times
Netnet Camomot reflects on her one-month ketovore milestone, the gripping narrative of "Project Hail Mary," and why humanity must finally embrace the sun’s power for survival.

Of poets and poetry

Essential vs non-essential
From rising fuel costs to the return of political giants, Netnet Camomot weighs what truly matters in a world of selfies, "pa-cute" politics, and history.

Project Heal Earth
Exploring the irony of global conflict: how Middle East tensions fuel CDO transport strikes, rising commodity prices, and the urgent shift toward electric vehicles.

