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REGIONAL TOURISM EVENTSTaephag Festival 21st JuneTagbina Surigao del SurTaephag is a Manobo term foropening a kaingin, a thanksgivingand related agricultural activity heldannually.Kaliguan Festival 24th JuneCagwait Surigao del SurA yearly festivity in honor ofSt John The Baptist highlighted bysearch for Perlas ng Kaliguanbeauty pageant and beach dancing.Pahinungod Festival July 14-16Carrascal Surigao del SurThis is a Mardis Gras which isperformed around the streets ofCarrascal. The dancers with anarray of select ethnic dance stepsand kaleidescope of costumes offertheir movement and songs to ourbeloved Patroness Our Lady of MtCarmel.Abayan Festival July 25Butuan CityA riverside festival in honor of SaintAnne, Patroness of Agusan Riverhighlighted with baroto races andindigenous games for men, womenand children capped by a fluvialprocession.2nd Siargao InvitationalSkimboarding ChallengeBurgos Siargao IslandLast week of JulyA gathering of skimboardingenthusiasts from all over Mindanao.Wave Riding at the Tugbunganbreaks municipality of Burgos.Tourism Conciousness WeekButuan City Last week of July.Various tourism activities are linedup for this week. This will culminateon August 2 in celebration of theAdlaw Hong Butuan.Adlaw Hong August 2Butuan CityIt’s the charter day celebration ofButuan City. Highlighted by theThanksgiving Mass, Motorcade,float parade of the differentRegional Line Agencies, recognitionof outstanding Btuanons and CityEmployees night.Sirong Festival August 14Cantilan Surigao del SurIt started as a religious movementin Cantilan. Its birth was an act ofpiety and the presentation becamepart of the amusement and also anobservance of the faithful ofCantilan in honor of God thru thePatron Saint during the fiesta.Sirong connotes action. It meansfencing, it depicts the alarminginsiders of the marauders of oldnow being revived as fiction and aslocal cultural history. Sirong is aritual where we find the basicelements of drama, music, song,dance, costume, personification andcommunal performance.Sumayajaw Festival August 15Jabonga Agusan del NorteHeld during the town fiesta of themunicipality of Jabonga. It is athanksgiving celebration for thebounties showered by God throughthe intercession of the BlessedVirgin Mary, the Lady of AssumptionKalumonan Festival24-28 AugustSt Augustin Surigao del SurIt pays tribute to the hardworkingKAMAYO in dances and revelry. Itplaces great emphasis on strongfamily and community relations asa means to propel St Augustin togreater prosperity and developmentPaladong Festival August 28Hinatuan Surigao del SurIt is a yearly tribute to Hinatuan’srich and long ethnic tradition. It isalso a fiesta celebration of itsPatron Saint. The best of Manobos,Mansakas and Mandayas areshowcased in streetdancing and agrand display of tribal costumes.Tilaw Sa Pagkaong SurigaononFood Festival & ExhibitsAug 29-31A celebration of Surigao City’sdiverse bounty of seafoods and

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Family care RepresentativeFemale 18-25yrs old energetic,w/pleasing personalityGrad of any courseInterested applicants may sendtheir resume to The Manager,Ochoa Ave Bxu for further inquiriespls. call (085) 342-4898HBA Insurance AgencySecretaryFemale, 20-30yrs old singleCollege grad any course, computerliterate, with experience, hardworkingMatrixx Distributions CorpEncoderFemale 21- 26 yrs old BSCommerce,Computer Science grador related course Goodinterpersonal & Leadership skillProficient in MS Office ApplicationsCan work w/ less supervisionResults & details orientedAccounting SpecialistFemale 23- 30 yrs old Grad of BSAccountancy or ManagementAccounting Proficient in MS OfficeApplication Results & detailsoriented Stress tolerant potentialleader w/ Pleasing Personality Youmay email your applications [email protected] Distributions Corp.Logistics OfficerBachelor’s degree holder preferablyIndustrial Engineering Male,notmore than 40 yrs old gooddecision- making skills &organizational skills computerliterate experince in a similarindustry is advantageComprehensive resume ,Transcriptof Records, NBI Clearance, PoliceClearance, Medical Certificate09285206000Accounting StaffFemale not more than 30yrs oldGrad of Accountancy or AccountingManagement organized &systematic self-starter &teamplayer. Contact: [email protected] Land Development, IncProject Engineer-Butuan CityMust be a licensed civil engineerW/ 3yrs experience in landdevelopment, Experience in amemorial park, an advantageAutocad literateContact Ghia/ [email protected] Development Officer(Butuan)Graduate of any 4-yrs course1 yr. of work experience as arecruiter in BPO/Call CenterMust have an experience involume recruitementMust have an above averagecommunication & interpersonalskills; must be assertive & canwork under pressureContact:[email protected] WestfieldPharmaceuticas,IncMedical RepresentativeMale/Female,24-30yrs old & w/Pleasing personality Personality w/degree in Business or allied Medicalcourses At least 1yr related workexperience has high energy,vibrant,aggressive & customeroriented Flexible & can adpt to anyworking environment Self-propelled,can work w/ minimumsupervision Must have excellentcommunication & presentationskills Contact Innogen [email protected] Doctors’ CollegeLicensed School LibrarianUrgently needed send CV to:[email protected]/HRDOJ. C. Aquino Ave, Butuan City.Inquiries:(085)2253616Uraya Land Development, Inc.Accounting Head - Butuan CityGraduate of BS Accountancy; CPArequired

With at least five years relevantwork experience, preferably in asupervisory/managerial levelWorking knowledge on financialaccounting systems to includepreparation and analysis offinancial statements and othernecessary reports, general ledgerreconciliation etc. With stronginterpersonal, supervisory andcustomer service skills Withexcellent oral and writtencommunication skillsProficient in computerizedaccounting and Microsoft officeprogramsVan DriverMale, not more than 35 years oldat least college levelwith professional driver’s license(1,2,3) good negotiation andselling skills results-orientedwilling to go extended hours If youhave the skills and enthusiasm,Project Engineer - Butuan CityMust be a licensed civil engineerWith at least 3 years experience inland development Experience in amemorial park, an advantageAutocad literate Willing to beassigned in Butuan CityGhia/Louicall us for further [email protected] Distributions Corp.Office Staff21-25 years old, female singlewilling to work with lesssupervisionexpert in MS applicationgood communication skillsfor interested applicants, you canemail your application letter andresumePromodisercollege level or a graduate of anycourses female, 21-26 years1 year or less experience as apromodiser willing to work in areasof CARAGA region very good comskills preferably single forinterested applicants, you canemail your resume and applicationletterData Information SystemEncoderQualifications:female, 20-25 years singlecollege graduatewilling to work with lesssupervisioncan handle pressures with goodcustomer service.contact: [email protected] - WestfieldPharmaceuticals, Inc.Medical RepresentativeMale or Female, Filipino, 24-30years old and with pleasingpersonality Preferably with adegree in Business or allied Medicalcourses. At least 1 year relatedwork experience Has high energy,vibrant, aggressive, and customeroriented; possess excellentcustomer and interpersonal skillsand can work well under pressureFlexible and can adapt to anyworking environmentSelf-propelled, can work withminimum supervision Must haveexcellent communication andpresentation skills.Fax: [email protected]

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BUTUANCavite Ideal InternationalConstruction and DevelopmentField EngineersMale Licensed Civil EngineerWith at least 2 years experience inthe same capacity or equivalentWith experience in construction ofroad & bridges.Can supervises daily activity of theproject.good communication [email protected] Land Development, Inc.Land Surveyor - Butuan City Must be a graduate of BSGeodetic or Civil Engineering,preferably licensedHave at least 2 years experiencein surveying works, withsupervisory exposureWell-versed in the operation/utilization of various surveyingequipment. Highly proficient inusing survey software and intechnical reports preparationExcellent interpersonal andcommunication skillsPreferably based in Butuan City, orwilling to be assigned in ButuanContact: Annie/[email protected] Asian Automotive CenterBILLING CLERKMale Between 22-28yrsold,College grad. preferablyBusiness related courseW/drivers license,experience is notnecessaryWING-ON INC.EMPLOYEE RELATIONSASSISTANTFemale, BS Psychology graduateor any behavioral related courseAt least 2 years experience inHuman Resources functions,specifically on Employee RelationsWith good knowledge of thePhilippine Labor LawsExcellent listening and verbal andwritten communication skillsAction-oriented ,problem solver,team player Computer literateSTORE SUPERVISOR/TEAMLEADMale or Female , A graduate ofany 4-year business-related courseAt least 6 months supervisoryexperience in a retail businessAbility to work a full-time scheduleincluding nights, weekends, andholidays. Retail managementexperience preferred. Availabilityto work the hours necessary toopen and/or close the store.Stronginterpersonal, communication,organization and follow-throughskills. Computer literate; can domulti-taskingPURCHASING ASSISTANTFemale, A graduate of BSAccountancy, BusinessAdministration or related fieldTwo years of purchasing or relatedadministrative experienceProficiency in M/S Office, andInternet Application. Strongwritten, verbal, analytical,negotiating and interpersonal skillsAbility to organize and prioritizework and to meet deadlinesACCOUNTS PAYABLEASSISTANTFemale Graduate of BS Accountingor AccountancyHas at least 6 months workingexperience. Very keen on detailsHas knowledge in basic accountingtasks, familiar with BIR processand procedures. Can workindependently or can work with ateam. Willing to extend work hourswhen and if necessary. ComputerLiterateACCOUNTING CLERKFemale, Graduate of BSAccountancy or Accountancy. Hasat least 3 years work experience inrelated field. Keen to details. Hasknowledge in basic accountingtasks, familiar with BIR processand procedures. Can workindependently or can work with a

Asialink Finance CorpLoan ProcessorGrad of any 4yr Business relatedcourse Female 20-29yrs oldComputer literate(MS Word,MSExcel,MS PowerPoint) Applicantmay send their resume [email protected] 0926389627St. Paul University SurigaoReligious Education Teacher forGrade SchoolEducation: Baccalaureate degree inthe field of specialization andlicense for teachers for basiceducation facultyExperience: One (1) year teachingexperienceEntry Skills: Oral & writtencommunication skills, Comuterliteracy, Proficiency in the field ofspecialization of workSt. Paul University SurigaoUniversity NurseEducation: Baccalaureate degree innursing and must have passed theNursing Board Examination.Experience: One (1) year nursingexperience in a hospital or schoolSt. Paul University SurigaoGuidance StaffUnder the Student Services OfficeEducation: BS Psychology graduateWith or without experienceOral & Written skills, Computerliterate, Proficient in the field ofspecializationMs. Marites [email protected]. Paul University Surigao Librarians (3)(Technical Librarian, HS/GSLibrarianOversees the daily operation of theunit library such as maintaininglibrary collection of books availableto students, faculty and otheruses; compiling records, sorting,and shelving, charging anddischarging books in theCirculation, Reserve and FilipinianaSections.Allen [email protected]. Paul University SurigaoHotel & Restaurant Mgt.Laboratory CustodianEducation : Baccalaureate degreerelated to the type of laboratoryworkExperience: One (1) yearexperience in a specific laboratoryworkEntry skills : Oral & writtencommunication skills, computerliteracy, proficiency in the field ofspecialization of workContact: Marites [email protected] Philippines, Inc.Civil EngineersRequirements:• Candidate must possess at leasta Bachelor’s/College Degree inCivil Engineering• At least 2 years of workingexperience in civil, estimation,technical/cost evaluation,supervision and management ofBuilding Services Installation• Applicants must be willing to beassigned in provincial areas. Contact: Shiela NaborPhone: 8404913-15 Fax:[email protected]

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Konsum Technologies, Inc.Call Center RepresentativeRequirements:Atleast 6moths call centerexperience(preferably outbound)Must have excellent Englishcommunication skillsShould be sales savvy & has anupbeat personalitySuperior analytical & listening skillsWilling to work on graveyard shiftsContact [email protected] ManufacturingCorporationHR/Admin CoordinatorWill assist in handling all HR &Admin matters of matters of thebranch like manpower planning,training, implementation of policies& programs & submission of reportsCandidate must posses at leastBachelor’s Degree in BusinessStudies/Administration/Manage-ment, Human ResourcesManagement or equivalentFemale, not more than 27yrs oldAt least 1-2yrs experience in therelated fieled is requiredDiplomatic & strong negotiatorAble to work well with minimumsupervisionOrganized & able to prioritize workAble to work under pressureAble to work w/ personnel from alllevelsDiscreet & tactful & able to deal w/difficult situationsOffice ControllerHandling all aspects of the FinanceOperations function of the branch inan effective mannerControlling of all incoming &outgoing paymentsControlling budgeted versus actualcostTracking & monitoring of servicecharges & invoicesControlling & monitoring purchasefor branch operation requirementsPerforms related duties are requiredRequirementsAccounting Graduate, preferablyCPAMust have at least 3yrs experienceideally in the area of assetmanagementMust have excellent analytical &reporting skillShould be resulte oriented & havehigh attention to detail & accuracyMust have a strong sense ofresponsibility combines w/ excellentprioritization & organizational skillsMust have excellent computerskills(Excel & MS Office:Word &Power Point)Must be willing to work either inValenzuela City, Cebu or DavaoAreaContact Joan Pacheco292-5726 [email protected] Global Technologies Inc.Channel Sales AssociateMale/Female, not more than 30yrsoldCandidate must posses at least aBachelor’s College Degree inMarketing or any Business relatedcourseAt least 1-4yrs of work experiencein the related field is required forthis positionMust be willing to do field workContact Porshia [email protected] Milling CorporationSales SpecialistThis position is responsible inmarketing & selling of flour & yeastproduct of the company w/in theassigned area.The positionmaintains good w/ new & existingcustomers,& provides information,assistance, & support to maximizesales volume.The position also keeptrack of all customer’s accountsreceivables to avoid dekinquentaccounts & keeps managementinformed of marketing trends,

competitive products & pricing.Must be a graduate of any 4yrscourse, Not more than 30yrs oldMust be familiar of the company’sflour & yeast productsPreferably has sales experienceMust have excellent communicationpresentation & ineterpersonal skillsMust be computer literate. Knowhow to drive & w/ driver’s licenseManagementTrainees(Accounting &Production)GMC is embarking on a Manage-ment Training Program that willenhance manpower development &succession capabilities.Join us &become a part of a comprehensiveon-the-job training for futureleaders of the company.Anattractive career growth potentialawaits the right candidate.Graduate of Industrial, Mechanical,Electrical, & Chemical Engineeringcourses, 24-28yrs old.Must belicensed for EE,ME.ChEFor Accounting: Should be agraduate of Accountancy & aCertified Public AccountantAble to show high scholastic records& demonstrate strong analyticalabilityAble to display leadership traits,strong & aggressiveExcellent in both oral & writtencommunications skillsHave strong values on integrity &on passion for excellence &resposibilityMust be computer literate (Excel,Winword, Powerpoint)Contact Joshua N. Alferezgmcjobsgenmil.com.phSkin Prescriptives Marketing,Inc.Accounts ManagerDiploma in any 4yrs courseWork experience in sales preferablyas an Area Manager or similar levelMust be interested in sales,marketing,& store trends; keenobserver is needed here, attentionto details, & ability to adapt to afast-pace environmentExcellent verbal & writtencommunication, strong interpersonalskills; can comfortably interact w/customers & professionals frmdiverse cultures, Proficient in ExcelContact Giancarla [email protected] English LanguageIns., Inc.Finace HeadBachelor’s degree in Accounting orequivalentAtleast 5yrs working experience insupervisory/managerial levelw/ extensive knowledge in MSOffice Applications, quickbooks & allaccounting facetPossesses excellent communication& organizational skillsAssertive,driven,mature,highlyanalytical & good team playerESL teachers/Electives Teachersmust Bachelor’s degree (preferablyin Education)w/ At least 3-5 mos in ESL teachingexperience or related disciplineExperience in TEFL or TOEIC,IELTSis plus ;w/ excelent in skills incommunication, problem solving &analysisFresh graduates are welcomeContact Clarice/ Hardy [email protected] Manufacturing Inc.PurchaserMale/Female, not more than 35yrsold; College graduate w/ anybusiness related courseMinimum of 1yr experience in anyof the following:Purchasing,Warehousing, or Vendor Manage-ment; Computer LiterateHonest & trustworthyW/ Excellent interpersonalrelationship, can deal w/ all levelsin the organizationLean System AnalystMale/Female, not more 30yrs old

Preferably an Industrial Engineeringor Mechanical Engineering graduateW/ At least 2yrs experience inrelated fieldMust havr background knowledge inLean Manufacturing system; High inanalytical skills ;Proficient in written& oral communication; Proficient inMS Office applicationsPolution Controll OfficerMale/Female, not more 35yrs oldPreferably graduate of Mechanicalor Chemical EngineeringAccredited Pollution Controll OfficerHas & extensive experience as PCOin a multi-national company,preferably manufacturingProficient in MS Office applicationsSenior ProgrammerMale/Female, 23-31yrs oldMust be an Information Technology,Computer Science, ComputerEngineering, Electronics &Communication Engineering grads.Extensive knowledge as SeniorProgramming languages such asVisual Basic, SQL Scripting, CrystalReport, Supply Chain & ERPExperienced in DFD, DD diagrams,Systems DocumentationMust be highly analyticalMust have good communicationskills; Physically fit w/ goog moralcharacteContact Ronald [email protected] Excecutive SearchCustomer Development ManagerMale; College Graduate3yrs experience in SalesShould have exposure & knowledgein General Trade [email protected] Tours & Travel Corp.Tourism ManagementPracticumerPreferably Tourism Managementstudent who is willing tp worl fulltime (8 hrs)Contact Nikita [email protected], Inc.Sales Promoter/Brand PromoterMale, 18-25yrs oldCollege level/Graduate of 2yrsvocational courseAt least 5’5” w/ Pleasing personalityPosses good oral & writtencommunication skillsGood comprehensive skillsAbility to track & documentconsumer feedback, activities instore, or any other informationrequiredContact Ms Gel C. [email protected] Desk PersonnelCollege graduate of marketing &business courseFemale, 22-30yrs oldGood in spoken & written English &Filipino; w/ Pleasing PersonalityComputer literate; PreferablyCebuano residentContact The [email protected] Marketing Corp.Office ClerkMale/Female; 22-28yrs oldGraduate of any 4yrs businesscourse; w/ pleasing personalityVery good in customer relationsExcellent verbal & writtencommunication skillsContact Human [email protected] English LanguagesIns., Inc.Executive AssistantBachelor’s degree; At least 2yrswork experienceMust have knowledge in basicaccounting, & other administrativefunctionsProficient in MS word, MS Excel,Power Point,etc.Excellent English communictionskills both verbal & writtenHas to be independent, strongpersoanlity& mature enoughresponsiblity

Coordinate the MANCOM member inthe completion of administrativetasks on a daily basisCandidate is expected to producedocuments reports & presentationsOrganize & store paperwork,documents & computer basedinformationAcademic CoordinatorMust be Bachelor’s degree graduatein EducationW/ 6mos to 1yr in ESL experienceof teaching ESLStrong leadership ability,supervisoryexperience & willingness to acceptresponsibility as a leader &supervisor of a full academic staffare requiredExperience in teaching TOEFL,TOEIC, IELTS is advantageCertification in TEFL or TESOL isadvantageCaregiving Administator/HeadDegree in Healthcare/Business orany other related fieldAt least 3yrs experience in therelated fieldhas teaching experienceOver-all in charge for the all aspectsof caregiving program such acurriculum & modulesKnowledgeable of the TESDAprocessingMarketing AssistantGraduate of any business courseMust have 1yr experience inmarketing which is expose toeducational or training centerbusinessConfident & w/ strong negotiatingskills; Can work immediatelyContact [email protected] Group of CompaniesExecutive SecretaryFemale, not more than 24yrs oldGraduate of BS Accountancy or anybusiness related courseFresh graduates are accommodatedHardworking, precise & can workw/ less supervisionComputer literateContact Glenda Parba(032) 343-3375loc [email protected] Outsourcing Enter-prises Inc.I.T. Graduate EngineersWe are looking for IT Graduate w/or w/out experience.If you willingto have training as IT Engineer inJapan please apply. Preferred ifsomeone know UNIX SERVER &software programming is better butno experience w/ these,alsowelcome.Also if you know Japaneselanguage also welcomeContact Y [email protected] Global SolutionsCall Center AgentsMust have at least 6 monthsexperience working in call centerExcellent English communicationskills; Computer literateTyping speed at least 30wpmGood interpersonal skills & w/pleasant dispositionDedicated & focused w/ long termin mindSelf motivator, Target OrientedAble to multi- taskContact Julli [email protected] Distillers, Inc.Special Force SalesmanMale, graduate of any 4yrs course,22-30yrs oldExperience in driving w/ profes-sional driver’s license restrictioncode2,3Trustworthy of good moral character& unquestionable characterContact Elai [email protected] AcademyESL English TeachersFemale, 22-28yrs old; Articulate onEnglish,w/ pleasing personality &patience to deal w/ ESL [email protected]

Makoto Metal Technology, IncProduct EngineerGraduate VisMin College orUniversity w/ degreeof BS inMechanical EngineeringMale/Female; Atleast 21yrs oldAssertive,team player, flexible indealing w/ different types of peopleCan work w/ less supervisionContact Mary Rose [email protected] Manufacturing Corp.Logistic SupervisorDuties & ResponsibilitiesManage,direct, plan & organize alltransportation procedures for acompany.This includes directing &communicating w/ transportationvehicles to ensure safe & on-timedeliveries for consumers who areexpecting products.Manage contractor & subcontractoractivities, reviewing proposals,developing performance specifica-tions, & setving as a liaison w/ theorganizations.Collaborate w/ staff, otherdepartments, senior management,&decision makers to shareinformation, problem solve,& toclarify management objectivesSupport the development of logisticbased training materials & technicalmanuals equipment return, co-ordinationw/ satellites.Interface w/ internal& externalstakeholders(clients,staff,agents,suppliers,contractors,other dept. & managersor representatives)Organized th eshipments frmexternal suppliers by truck sea.Negotiate w/ forwarders in order toget optimum cost &conditions.Estimate monthlylogistics budget & prepared logisticsreports.Decide daily priorities frm allarrived imports in customs,calculatefees, check& inform status of theimports to purchasedepartment.Negotiate insurancepremium & terms cargo insurancefor road shipments.Concludecontracts w/forwarders &customsagents.Develop relationship w/Shipping agents to ensureeffective& cost efficientservices.Manages the direction &daily activities of incoming &outgoing supplies & products Fromsingle or multiple [;ants w/ focuson strategic,tactical&operationalplans.Requirements & qualificationsMale/Female, not more 45yrs oldCollege Graduate,PreferablyEngineering(Industrial)3yrs experince on Proactivemanagement of the Materials &Logistics department whichincludes;Goods Receipt,Store &Warehousing materials&equipment,Manifest, Dispatch&Shipping of Material &equipment.Excellent communication skills,bothwritten & verbalAbility to work in a fast pacedenvironmentStrong computer skills; Experienceusing Microsoft Office(Word&Excel), Microsoft OutlookExpress(Appointment, calendar,schedules)& internet navigationContact Joan [email protected]


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written communicationsComputer literateNot more than 45yrs oldContact [email protected] Cooperative NetworkSupervision & ExaminationSpecialistPerform supervision,examination,audit & providetechnical support to the ModelCooperative Network (MCN)affiliate cooperativesDegree in accounting,finace,banking, administrationmanegementCPA is advantageGood communication skills &excellent customer serviceorientationStrong written & verbal communica-tion skills in English & FilipinoAt least 1yr experience working w/financial institutions such as audit/accounting, finacial services, creditanalysis, financial productsdevelopment finacial analysisAbove average skills in MS Officeapplications preferredWilling to travel in Northern &Southern MindanaoWilling to start immediately(082) [email protected] Garrett Guilford andAssociatesEngineering HeadMale, To be based in Davao.Preferably Mechanical Engineer orany related field.Must haveexperience w/ food manufacturingplants using boilers, min 30yrs old.Contact Ging [email protected] Systems, Inc.Software DeveloperKnowledgeable in VB, preferablyNET& ASP NETExpertise inSQL ServerGraduate of BS Computer Science,BSIT, or similar coursesCan speak & write in EnglishGood moral character, selfpropelled, & can work in teamContact Emmylou Jao(082) [email protected] Distillers, Inc.Branch SupervisorMust be 21-25 years oldwith impressive scholastic records &good communication skillswith 1yr experience in generalaccounting administrative, and/ortreasury functions preferably gainedin bank or customer companyCustomer-oriented & w/ aboveaverage organizational &interpersonal skillsPositive in attitude, hardworking,strong in leadership, w/ 24/7availbilityTrustworthy w/ good moralcharacter, & unquestionableintegrityContact Allan Villanueva(02) [email protected] Language Center3 Full time English TeachersGraduate of any 4yrs course(exceptNursing, Caregiving, PT & othercourses in Medical field),w/excellent English communicationskills21-35yrs oldwilling to commit to the schoolPrevious experience in an academeor learning institute will be anadvantageContact Ms Gerevi(082) [email protected] Inc.Front End DeveloperHelp build Piclyf.com. HTML/ CSS/AjaxPHP experience is plus1 month paid trainningContact [email protected]

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Bislig CityThere are so many places in this world that are gifted by God with nature’s bounties. One of which is Bislig City, anewly converted component city in the southeastern part of the pacific region in the Island of Mindanao. Tourismindustry in Bislig is one of the promising industries in the near future. Bislig City, The Booming City by the Bay, is apicture-perfect place to go if one thinks about flora and fauna. It is a wonderful place gifted with differentpanoramic views and nature reserves. Beaches? Lakes? Falls? Springs? Caves? Parks? Name it, we have it!

Tinuy-an is the widest waterfalls in the country. It is alsodubbed as the NIAGARA FALLS of the Philippines. It is listedin the book of the Department of Tourism as one of the MostBeautiful Tourist Spots in the entire CARAGA Region. Itscolorful picture was featured in International TravelMagazine. It has a 3-tiered falls with a total height of 55meters and a bathing width area of 95 meters. Otherfeatures are presence of 3 islets at the swimming area, coolatmosphere with the presence of dipterocarp trees, ferns,orchids, and vines along the bank, multi-layered river bed ofstones skillfully crafted by nature; and formation of rainbowrays from 9:00 to 11:00 a.m.

Secret Falls It is located at Brgy. Maharlika, Bislig City. This falls iscalled secret because of its distance from the mainroad - one has to take a long trail walk in the woodsbefore reaching the place. Secret’s deep celadonwater is frosty and bubbly. The deciduous trees thatserve as chalets make it a perfect place for unwinding.

Sian Falls The cascading waters of Sian is located at Sta.Cruz, Bislig City. Majestic trees, wild flowers, giant fernscould be seen around the vicinity. Good for picnic andswimming ground with elevated bath tub like pool of waterbehind its tail rays.

TUGUNAN FALLS“stunning scenery...startling evidence of the workings of nature” A 3-meter high waterfalls with approximately 40-square meterwide of swimming area that looks like a basin. The basin-like bluish-green water simply reflects the beautiful radiance of the sky. Lashgreeneries completely surround the area. The main falls is aterrace- like structure that has heavy and noisy cascades of clearwater from the springs of the Sta. Cruz mountain. Anotherinteresting physical characteristics of Tugunan is the islet in thecenter of the swimming area grown with exotic shrubs, and theminute falls opposite to the main cascading waters. The cool andrefreshing Tugunan Falls will greatly persuade every tourist visiting it.Tugunan Falls got its name from the local tongue “tugon” whichmeans, to tell. During those days, people who went to Tugunan weretold not to make noise while swimming so as not to disturb the fairiesand goblins. Legend has it that those who made noise werepunished by the fairies. Sometimes, the noisy ones caught by goblinswere brought under water and had never returned.

Bislig in the annals of Philippine historical heritage is rich in her recorded past dating back since the dawn of civilization in thispart of Mindanao. It has had its rich, turbulent and bloody, but dynamic transition that had eventually led to its present social,economic, physical and political structure The legendary allusions as to how Bislig got its name dates back to the era prior to thecoming of the Spanish conquistadores. The town got its name from a forest vine of the rattan family that grew in abundance alongthe banks of its rivers. This vine is noted for its strength and became known for saving a royal couple who crossed the swollenriver in one of their hunting expeditions and who almost died as they were carried downstream by the rushing current. The legendhas it that this hunters had already lost hope of surviving until they were able to cling to a vine which was about1/4 inch indiameter called “Bislig.” As a sign of thanksgiving, the ruler named this place Bislig. The first inhabitants of Bislig were believed to have come from the Agusan valley in the hinterlands of Mindanao beyond theMagdiwata Mountains. These people used spears, bows, and arrows and lived a semi-nomadic life and were called Manobos. They were ruled during the later part of the 17th century by a native leader called “Bagani”, meaning a formidable leader.They were very brave, tough and war-like. They also introduced edible crops such as rice, corn and root crops to the area. At the turn of the century, Spanish Colonizers and Missionaries imposed the rule of Spain and brought with them Tagalogs,Ilongos, Visayans from the North as members of their expeditionary forces. Long before it became a town on January 1, 1921 per Executive Order No. 62 issued by Governor General Francis BurtonHarrison on December 28, 1920 with Primitivo A. Castillo as its Municipal President, Bislig was already an established politicalinstrumentality or “pueblo” in the Province of Surigao (now Surigao del Sur and Surigao del Norte). Earlier, the province was a partof an even bigger territory stretching from Northeastern Mindanao down to the island’s Southeastern “pueblo” of Caraga and Man-ay in Davao Oriental. Caraga was originally the seat of political, military and religious authority. But as the territory extendedwestward to the Agusan Valley at Veruela and Talacogon, Bislig became somewhat a new “capital” for the ruler of the region. The “Casa Real” had to be built after years of forced labor. A church symbolizing religious authority was also built and the“Politico-Militar” was established. At the time, a dual government existed - that of the crown and that of the church. It was thispolitical struggle that made Bislig rise from its P3, 000.00 annual incomes in 1921 to a staggering P77.53 M in 1999. This socio-economic growth was brought about by the establishment of the major industries in the locality, such as the Bislig Bay LumberCompany, Inc. (BBLC) in October, 1950 and its sister company, the Paper Industries Corporation of the Philippines, Inc. (PICOP)less than two decades later. These 2 companies were merged in 1970 to become the biggest paper mill in Asia. This was renamedthe PICOP Resources, Inc. (PRI) in 1994. The PNOC Coal Mining Operations which began in 1981 and which is presentlyundertaken under contract agreement by the David M. Consunji, Inc. (DMCI) has added favorable economic activity to the locality.The presence of these giant industries in the municipality has definitely brought about rapid economic progress to the communityand has introduced Bislig’s name in the industrial centers of the world. Since then efforts were made to improve and develop Bislig until the advent of Citihood campaign in 1999 and by virtue ofRepublic Act No. 8804 Bislig was converted into a component city duly ratified and approved in a plebiscite conducted in September18, 2000. Third to Butuan City and Surigao City in terms of its founding year, Bislig City starts to blossom and boom; thus, it isoptimistic to become the most bountiful city in this southern part region of the Pacific basin. Bislig City, the once called “The Paper Capital of the Philippines” is now tagged, “ The Booming City by the Bay.”

FACTS ABOUT HINAYAGAN CAVE“wonders down under...awesome natural spectacles”Location: Kapatagan 2, San Vicente, Bislig CityDistance from the road: 4.7 kmDistance from the City Government Center: 9 km. radiusAccessibility: 15-20 min drive from the City Hall by landtransportation 10-min trail walk from the San Vicente main roadFeatures of the First Cave:100 m in length15 m radius entrance with creek water coming in and Miniature FallsSunlight passes through the 10-m diameter opening in the middle ceiling thatallows birds and other winged animals to come in & out the cave50-m wide swimming area that leads to the entrance of the 2nd caveUnderground RiverStalactites mostly forming elephant trunks and balustersFeatures of the Second Cave:1, 800 m in lengthWaterfalls in the mid part9 passage to 2nd cave MYTH: HOW HINAYAGAN CAVE GOT ITS NAME Previously called “Suhoton Cave” from the local term “suhot” which means“to pass through inside.” A hunter “Bidok” who in that time was chasing aboar first discovered this cave. Since then, villagers considered it a placewhere their gods dwelt. Its name was changed because there are other caves in the country thatbear the name Suhoton. For identity, the local folks renamed it “Hinayagan,”which means, “lighted.” This was so-called Hinayagan because of theopening in the mid ceiling of the cave.

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EDMONTON, ALBERTA, March 15, 2010 - Mindoro Resources Ltd. (TSXV: MIO; Frankfurt: WKN 906167) announces that it hasreceived the final options study commissioned to examine the range of development and processing options available and commenton their applicability to the Agata nickel laterite resource and the Surigao regional nickel laterite Exploration Target. The study wasauthored by Boyd Willis of Boyd Willis Hydromet Consulting in Brisbane, Australia.

The Agata nickel laterite resource announced on November 11, 2009, totals Measured and Indicated 26.92 million dry metrictonnes (DMT) at 1.11% Nickel and 0.06% Cobalt and Inferred 3.79 million DMT at 1.06% Nickel, 0.05% Cobalt. The Surigaoregional Exploration Target announced on January 11, 2010, is 50 million to 70 DMT at 0.9% to 1.1% Nickel.

The Options Study examined six options for first stage development and processing as well as several hybrid options. Theseincluded Direct Shipping Ore (DSO), constructing an on-site processing plant which has an array of potentially applicabletechnologies; including Nickel Pig Iron production, Ferronickel Smelting, Heap Leaching, Atmospheric (Tank) Leaching and HighPressure Acid Leaching (HPAL).

The conclusions of the study are that a DSO operation focused on a higher grade component of the limonite resource, whilst notoptimising value from the resource, offers an opportunity for early cash flow and could be integrated into a staged atmosphericleach with saprolite neutralization then HPAL project treating the much larger low grade (>0.9% Nickel) limonite target. TheMindoro board has approved a recommendation that Boyd Willis Hydromet Consulting conduct a scoping study into the favoureddevelopment and processing options. The scoping study will consider a staged development commencing with selective highergrade (>1.4% Nickel) limonite DSO with saprolite atmospheric leaching as well as a major integrated HPAL / Atmospheric Leach /Saprolite Neutralization project.

In conjunction with the scoping study the Mindoro Board has approved the first, pre construction, stage of the DSO operation. Thiswill involve a drilling program planned to define the higher grade component of the measured and indicated resource to allow mineplanning, a mining contract and submission to the Mines and Geoscience Bureau (MGB) allowing Declaration of Mining ProjectFeasibility under the Philippines Mining Regulations. The resource is located on a mining permit (an MPSA), and has a grantedEnvironmental Compliance Certificate (ECC) in place. Mine planning will provide a more accurate estimate of capital and operatingcosts for a conceptual 1 million tonne per annum DSO project. Offtake / marketing agreement(s) will also be sought during thisstage.

In addition to the scoping study and pre construction stage of the DSO, Mindoro will commence drilling the regional lateriteExploration Target in order to convert a significant proportion of the 50 million to 70 million DMT @ 0.9% to 1.2% Nickel ExplorationTarget to NI 43-101 compliant inferred to indicated resource estimate.

The reader is cautioned that there is no guarantee that these resources, if delineated, will be economic or sufficient to support acommercial mining operation. The company’s production objectives are intended to provide an indication of management’s currentexpectations and are still conceptual in nature. It is uncertain that it will be established that these resources will be converted intoeconomically viable mining reserves. Until a feasibility study has been completed, there is no certainty that these objectives will bemet.

Tony Climie, P.Geol, is the Qualified Person responsible for monitoring the supervision and quality control of Mindoro’s exploration

programs and who has reviewed and verified the technical information contained in this news release.

Caraga producers earn P305M from various DTI marketing programsCaraga producers earned some Php305 million from their participation in various marketing activities facilitated by the Departmentof Trade and Industry (DTI) for the first 11 months in 2009.The marketing unit of DTI-Caraga’s Business Development Division is confident the final figure will approximate that of 2008 atP378 million as soon as more reports come in.According to DTI, trade sales went to some 34 producers who joined DTI’s national, regional and provincial trade fairs, inbound andoutbound selling missions, market matching activities, maintenance of trade houses and “pasalubong” centers.Producers from Surigao del Norte, including Surigao City got the biggest share, with P113.93 million sales, followed by those fromSurigao del Sur (including cities of Bislig and Tandag) with P88 million.Agusan del Sur, including Bayugan City sellers, also got P67.53 million sales while P35.77 was generated by Agusan del Norte,including the region’s capital city of Butuan.Among the Caraga products sold were processed food items, gifts, home decors made from wood, coco beads, nito, romblon,agsam, tikog, fashion accessories and wooden furniture.The region’s products have continually inched their way to new markets owing to continued efforts in product development toensure the region’s products are competitive in terms of design, functionality and pricing, DTI said.Activities for enhancing packaging and labeling especially for food products were likewise done as buyers get more enticed toattractive product packaging.“Our own products here are already picking up in the market and seen to add more sales this year,” said DTI Regional DirectorBrielgo O. Pagaran.Caraga region products displayed at various trade fairs in the country is being noted as one of most sealable products in thecountry today. (PNA)

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More than Php5B investments seen in Caraga region in 2010

Economic growth continue to spur in Northern Mindanao (Caraga region) as more than Php5 billion investments is seen in 2010.

“This new development will surpass the 2009’s first semester investments of more than Php1 billion,” said Northern MindanaoRegional Director Brielgo O. Pagaran. In year 2007, mining investments in Caraga region only reached up to US$ 370 million.Having mapped-out the strategies and identified the areas for interfacing with some of its partners, DTI Caraga is hopeful that allmining companies, fisheries and agricultural sector will be fully operational in year 2010 and beyond. Todate, there are about 62mining companies operating at various provinces in Agusan del Sur, Surigao del Norte, Agusan del Norte, Surigao del Sur andDinagat Islands province and Surigao City. Added to the burgeoning economic activities in the region next year is the US$ 1.2billion Sumitomo Co. and Zamora Group mining investments in Surigao del Norte. Another factor that generate more income andemployment is the approval of the 300,000 hectares 12 Certificates of Ancestral Domain Titles; Php100-million fish processing portin Barobo and Lianga; the Php100 million investment of Stanfilco/Dole Philippines’ 100-hectare banana plantation in Tago, Surigaodel Sur; and the 170,000 hectares agri-tree plantation of Shannalyn’Techlan Co. in Esperanza, Agusan del Sur.The P200 million hydro power investments in Agusan del Norte, with two ready for operation and five are on process of coal powerplants in areas of Bislig City and Hinatuan and Lianga in Surigao del Sur province also added to the unstoppable economic activitiesin 2010 in Northeastern Mindanao region. Aside from local and national tax and revenues, at least 5,000 workers are also benefitedof these big companies now in the position for full take off, said director Pagaran. “Investments might double in next year,” he said.The expansion of palm oil plantation is also seen in Agusan del Sur and Agusan del Norte next year. He said all concerned agenciesof the government and stakeholders, especially the local government units must work hard to help the region realize its potentials.The region’s trade and industry chief said the Philippine Mining Act of Republic Act 7942 have added to the continuing miningactivities in the region. “This big investments mushrooming in the region is a plus factor to the economy and in the coming yearsCaraga region is lined up to be the most progressive region in the country,” he added.

Germany pledges P430 million aid to Caraga regionBUTUAN CITY — In its continuing commitment to help the Philippine government develop in the countryside, Germany announcedThursday a 7 million euro (P430 million) development assistance for the Caraga region’s cities and municipalities. The assistance ispart of the development cooperation between the Philippines and Germany which has already generated 876 million euros (P54billion).In 2008 and 2009 alone, German commitments reached 33.2 million euros (P2 billion), complemented with 80 internationalexperts deployed in various programs nationwide. The German financial cooperation arm has extended more than 7 million eurosin loans for the development of several identified areas in the region, small-scale businesses, as well as promising local industries.A top German embassy official pledged continuing support to the Philippine government and a transparent and comprehensivedialogue to address community problems, saying this is the key pillar of German development assistance to the Caraga region. TheGerman government’s commitment was announced during the inauguration of the “German House” in Butuan City Thursday. Thenew Caraga office clusters different German organizations—namely GTZ (German Technical Cooperation), DED (GermanDevelopment Service), and ZFD (Civil Peace Service)—which are implementing development cooperation programs jointly in thearea. “ Philippine-German cooperation has a wealth of experience in strengthening local communities by securing the participationof all stakeholders,” Chargé d’Affaires Pit Heltmann said in his keynote address. “Our concept is also geared towards strengtheningpeople’s and institutions’ capacities,” he added. “Together with our Philippine partners, we will promote development that is self-sustaining in the long term.” Germany, he stressed, will continue to support measures that improve the socio-economic frameworkconditions in the Philippines. Heltmann cited the technical advice being provided at the national level and the hands-on measuresimplemented with partners at the local level. He confirmed that the German development focus in Caraga, or Region 13, wasestablished on request of the Philippine government.

Australia community assistance continues in Caraga region

BUTUAN CITY, March 25 (PNA) -– The Australian government pledged to continue its various development programs in thePhilippines, particularly in the Caraga region.Top representatives of the Australian government aid program will conduct a series of forums across the country next month abouttheir intention to continue their assistance to the Philippine government.This year’s program is dubbed “Philippines Australia Community Assistance Program (PACAP): Building Community Resilience,Sustaining Development” and forum on the environment, development and climate change.According to PACAP program director Lourdes M. Padilla and communication officer Ninosa Alipon, the forum will provide theavenue for PACAP partners to share lessons from their projects on environment and how these are contributing to the global effortin environment protection, governance, sustainable development and climate change adaptation.Padilla also said the forum hopes to strengthen partnership among civil society organization (CSOs), government, donors and othernational environment networks and groups.The PACAP will conduct a two-day forum on April 15-16 at the downtown hotel and convention center here where stakeholders fromthe Australian Agency for International Development (AusAID), Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR), PACAPpartner NGOs, POs and CSOs are participating.The forum aims to identify lessons and best practices and share these among partners, to facilitate networking and partnershipamong CSOs, government, donors and other national environment networks and groups, and future grant financial assistance inthe region.Currently, Surigao del Norte is the recipient of the Australian grant amounting to Php 77.129 million with 39 projects while Agusandel Sur has Php 75, 646, 344 with 34 projects.Projects focus on the protection and governance of coastal marine ecosystems, watersheds, wetlands and ancestral domains, basicservices and livelihood projects like potable water, watershed management, solid waste management, ecotourism, organic farming,sloping agriculture and contour farming.Projects under climate change involve clean energy (ram pump), adaptation and disaster risk management.PACAP strategically implements its projects in the Caraga region and other parts in the country through the Focal CommunityAssistance Scheme (FOCAS) engagement and nationally through Responsive Assistance Scheme (RAS) characterized by projectsseparate from each other but spread all over the country.The PACAP is a 23-year-old grant facility of the AusAID in the Philippines. It has financially supported more than 1,200 projectsbenefiting at least 2 million poor people through partnerships with more than 500 CSOs, primarily NGOs and people’s organizations.

Caraga micro-entrepreneurs receiveP269-M loansDAVAO CITY — Micro-entrepreneurs in the Caraga Region ineastern Mindanao have availed of a total of P269 million inloans, so far, this year under the Rural Micro EnterprisePromotion Program implemented by the Department ofTrade and Industry (DTI), an official statement read.The program, funded by the International Fund forAgricultural Development (IFAD) of the United Nations,targets to help form 3,800 micro-enterprises in the regionthis year.“The program is a big help to small entrepreneurs inCaraga,” said regional Trade and Industry director BrielgoO. Pagaran.The IFAD initiative provides training and other services tothose wanting to start their own agribusiness ventures.It also provides loans to small businesses in the targetregions through accredited private banks. In Caraga, theseare Green Bank in Agusan del Norte; Rural Bank of Placerand Siargao Bank in Surigao del Norte; as well as People’sBank and Enterprise Bank in Surigao del Sur.The $22.826-million Rural Micro Enterprise PromotionProgram covers 19 provinces in five of the country’s poorestregions, namely: Cordillera Administrative Region and Bicolin Luzon, Eastern Visayas, as well as Central Mindanao andCaraga in Mindanao.The program aims ultimately to reduce poverty bygenerating more jobs and thereby increase rural incomes ofapproximately 200,000 rural families.

Caraga Business Indicators POWER GENERATION & MINES PROPELCARAGA’s ECONOMYPower, mining leading big business investments inCaraga region in 2010SURIGAO CITYEconomic boom in Northeastern Mindanao (Caragaregion) continues to shine as power and miningindustries added to the burgeoning businessopportunities and both major players in 2010, theDepartment of Trade and Industry (DTI) said onWednesday. The DTI said agri-business and treeplantation will also pick up next year.The agency said target business investment mighthit close to P6 billion while also generating 1,000job opportunities.In power generatingopportunities, at least two wind farms in SiargaoIsland are seen among the major players in Surigaodel Norte province next year.Coal power plants in Agusan del Sur and Surigaodel Sur, mini-hydro power plants in the municipalitiesin Jabonga and Santiago, Agusan del Norte andgeothermal power plant in Mainit, Surigao del Norte,are also seen as major players in 2010.“These big business investments will pick up nextyear,” said Northeastern Mindanao Regional DirectorBrielgo O. Pagaran. He said these big businessopportunities will also boost tax revenues to bothlocal and national coffers. Added to the burgeoningincome and employment generation in the Caragaregion is the $30 million International LaborOrganization (ILO)-Sustainable Development forIndigenous People (IPs) fund, also in 2010, DirectorPagaran said. At least 62 mining companies areseen to be fully operational at various areas in theCaraga region, particularly in Surigao del Norte,Surigao del Sur, Agusan del Sur and some parts inAgusan del Norte by 2010, the region’s top DTIofficial said. He added nickel refinery in mainlandSurigao del Norte is also noted as one of the majorbusiness player next year. “These big businessopportunities next year is also expected to uplift theeconomic conditions of the rural poor in thecountryside,” further added Director Pagaran. (PNA)

Gross Regional Domestic Product (in billion pesos at current prices)

Total 96.3 100% Agriculture 30.4 31.59%

Mining 21.7 22.48% Manufacturing 2.5 2.66%

Construction 6.5 6.75% Electricity, Gas, and Water 3.8 3.94%

Services 31.4 32.57%

Employment Data (figure in thousands)

Total Employed 940 Agriculture 444 47.23%

Industry 122 12.98% Services 374 39.79%

Unemployment Rate 4.1% Underemployment Rate 21.40%

Source: NSCB

BUTUAN CITY—The Caraga regional environment andnatural resources office here has started to push for theadoption of solid-waste management program at the villagelevel after outgoing President Arroyo made a call to speedup the creation of barangay-based materials-recoveryfacilities (MRFs) in Mindanao.Edilberto Buiser, Caraga’s Environment Regional executivedirector, has ordered his 17 provincial and community fieldoffices in four provinces and six cities to provide/ support totown officials for the implementation of their respective solid-waste management program.Buiser said the program would somehow address theproblem of global warming and climate change.The Department of Environment and Natural Resources(DENR) executive has also directed his four provincial and13 community environment and natural resources officersto present to the governors, city mayors and all local officialstheir respective programs to mitigate global warming andclimate change.Buiser’s order came after President Arroyo’s call on localexecutives, including barangay officials, in Mindanao to speedup the establishment of MRFs in every barangay during herrecent visit to Mainit, a fishing town, in Surigao del Norte.The President noted the importance of MRF in everybarangay, where people bring their waste materials thatcan be recycled and reused. Biodegradable waste, she said,could be converted into organic fertilizers to be used byfarmers.“Mindanao is considered a bread basket. The governmentunder my administration has poured in huge funds to provideinfrastructure facilities to promote development, particularlyin agricultural sectors,” the President said.Meanwhile, Mrs. Arroyo cited major accomplishments underher leadership/ in Caraga /region, such as the irrigation of358,000 hectares of land, the development of SocorroMunicipal Port in Surigao del Norte, the Surigao-DavaoCoastal Road, and the extension of loans to farmersamounting to P161 billion, in which 60 percent of the amountbenefited the farmers in Mindanao.

BUTUAN—Four barges, each carrying 1,000 tons of nickel-rich soil, leave Agusan del Norte frequently to transport rawquarried land to mainland China. Locals would joke that in a few years, there will be another Tubay in China.Tubay is a municipality in Agusan del Norte where the San Roque Metals Inc (SRMI) is currently conducting mining operationsfor low-grade nickel and iron. Instead of shipping these ores, tons of quarried land from the nearby mountain is sold toother Asian countries like China and Korea. The literal shipping of Philippine soil has been in practice not just in Tubay butin other mining sites in Caraga since the mining boom in 2006. Caraga, otherwise known as Region 13, is composed of fiveprovinces: Agusan del Sur, Agusan del Norte, Surigao del Norte, Surigao del Sur, and Dinagat Islands. Since it resumedoperations in April 2008, SRMI has been transporting 800,000 tons of soil. It had shipped out 1.6 million tons during its2006 to 2007 operations. These lands contain 1.6% nickel and 35% iron. Local governments and potential investorsidentified the region as the biggest iron deposit in the world and second biggest in terms of nickel deposits. The mineralreserves of Caraga are said to be about US$10 billion. National Economic and Development Authority regional directorCarmencita Conchingco said that land shipping is due to the lack of mineral processing plants in the region. “Unfortunately,there are no processing [plants] in Caraga. The mineral gets out in its raw form.” Raw form means shipping out the earthitself. Since it became a separate region in 1995, Caraga has been in the list of the poorest regions in the country. It hasbeen consistently ranked among the bottom until the mining boom in 2006. Caraga is currently the second poorest region.“Our economy is considered the second fastest growing economy in 2007. We have grown more than 8% primarily becauseof mining. It is currently driving our economy.” Conchingco said. Constructing processing plants could permanently removeCaraga in the list. Surigao City, considered the most developed city in region 13, is already negotiating with the PhilippineNickel Corporation (PHILNICO) for the construction of a processing plant in Nunuk Island, a former mining site. SRMI, aFilipino-owned company, also plans to put up a processing plant in Tubay to upgrade the value of the ores mined in theirarea. As of the moment, they can only sell to China and sometimes, Korea. Nickel is used to make computers, laptops, cellphones, utensils, and cars. There are many investors, says Conchingco, but there are constraints like the lack of infrastructurein the region: “Production areas are hard to reach because the roads are unpaved.” There are also conflicting land usesand ancestral domain claims that need to be addressed. Aside from that, some municipalities still lack local governmentpolicies on mining.‘Threat to tourism’The current mining wave that swept over Caraga has opened questions on its adverse effects on tourism. Felipe Espejon,municipal mayor of General Luna in Siargao Island, staunchly declared that “mining is a threat to tourism.”There are currently no mining activities in Siargao but there are motions to “free” some municipalities in Siargao to caterto mining operations. The island, touted as the surfing capital of the country, was declared a protected area by theProtected Area Management Board (PAMB). The island municipality of Bucas Grande, a part of the protected zone, containshigh-grade nickel and chromite ores. Espejon said that the municipalities argue that they will earn additional revenuesfrom mining. Opening the island to mining can also generate employment for the locals. If a plant should open in theisland, 10,000 locals can be immediately employed. Nearby municipalities like General Luna are wary of the move becauseof possible water contamination. Bucas Grande is only an hour away from Siargao. “They will do a lot of preparation beforewe allow it,” Espejon said.Sustainable mining?Sustainable mining does not end in shipping the land, said Glennadi Rualo, mining enhancement protection and environmentaloffice (MEPEO) manager of SRMI. The mining company practices progressive rehabilitation. “If we mine, we return the topsoil and plant on it,” Rualo said. Rehabilitation starts by the second year up until 10 years after the end of the miningactivity. Of the 72 hectares mining land given to SRMI, there are roughly 30 more hectares left to be drilled. A requirementof the Mining Act of 1995 is the establishment of a MEPEO to oversee the rehabilitation of the area. The primary focus ofthe department is solid waste management, environmental engineering work and pollution control. To prevent siltation,they have a series of ponds called siltation ponds constructed in each galley to prevent contamination. MEPEO alsoconducts quarterly monitors for heavy metal or silt contamination. Although the land cannot be returned to its originalheight, the rehabilitated areas can be transformed to fishing grounds, golf courses, or subdivisions. Local governmentunits and the Catholic Church would approve of mining if it is sustainable, according to Conchingco. “We need to mine butat the same time streamline the protection of the environment.” Likewise, Conchingco said that mining firms should haveprovisions that when they get out after extracting the minerals, the community would be left with viable livelihood.

Mining In Caraga

Caraga Forum Business Editorial

We have all noticed the rapid proliferation of new Gasoline Stations in Butuan City. Caraga Forum asks why?? Hasthere been an influx of population to Butuan? Has there been a substantial increase in vehicle sales? Is the ButuanEconomy growing at a rapid rate? Have the owners of these new Gasoline Stations undertaken any kind of feasibilitystudy? Where are the statistics that say these Gas Stations are needed? Caraga Forum predicts that the alreadymeager gasoline sales will be shared among many, thus having the effect of driving the economy down. Some will sayit creates jobs but that is short-sighted. What sort of jobs will be created if the owners cannot make decent profit. Wesuggest any jobs created will be low-paid menial work that will not pay the minimum wage thus forcing Butuanons intoan existence lifestyle without hope of improving their circumstances. It is another example of the previous regime inCity Hall granting licenses without any forethought to the consequences for Butuan. Rather than encourage new andsustainable businesses to put up in Butuan they have allowed copy-cat businesses to cut each others throats thusdriving the economy down. It is the business of City Hall to have a strategic plan to stimulate the economy for thebenefit of its citizens. How many Internet Cafes do we need, how many tricycles do we need etc. Is there any plan inCity Hall based on statistics and population growth for licensing business in Butuan? It is to the benefit of the city thatnew businesses are sustainable and can provide long term employment with realistic salaries and remit taxes to CityHall on a long term basis. People who want to enter into any kind of business need to be regulated for their ownbenefit and for the sake of the city. If a business can only exist by exploiting its staff and customers and bycheating on its legal obligations then that business has no right to exist and is harmful to the economy. Let’s allpray that the new regime in City Hall can form a strategic plan to foster a good business enviroment and to forma strong partnership with local business organizations so Butuan City can grow in a sustainable and positivemanner.

SEN. Bong Revilla Calls On The GOVT To Spend More On Caraga INFRA Projects

BUTUAN CITY - Senator Ramon Bong Revilla Jr. today said infrastructure development is the solution to Caraga’s longbattle in poverty as he called on the government to increase spending in road projects, communications andtransportation to boost growth in the region.“I believe that infrastructure development is the foundation of growth. It played an important role in poverty reductionby giving people an access to better opportunity,” the senator said during his one-day visit in Agusan del Sur.In a recent study, Caraga was recorded among the country’s poorest regions, with 52.6 percent of its population fallingbelow the poverty line. The region has five provinces - Agusan del Norte, Agusan del Sur, Surigao del Norte, Surigao delSur, and Dinagat Island. Bong Revilla observed that lack of good road network deprived the residents here of economicopportunities. According to the senator, Caraga has abundant agricultural crops and blessed with natural resources.“Their crops and products could not reach the markets outside the region because their farm-to-market roads here arenot in good condition,” the senator cited. He added that investments, which generate jobs, bypassed regions orcountries with inadequate and poor infrastructure. In a study made by the National Economic and DevelopmentAdministration (NEDA), it has identified that infrastructure is one of the problems in Caraga that should be addressedby the national government. He revealed that the funds that local governments are getting for infrastructure projectsare not enough to sustain the development in the provinces. According to Bong Revilla, poverty reduction is possiblethrough an improved road projects, communications and transportations because they set conducive investmentclimate, which will result to availability of jobs and livelihood for the people. “It also improved social growth as peoplewill have access to better education and health services - two of the basic services that people need,” he added.The senator, being aware of the importance of infrastructure development in economic and social growth, had passed83 public works laws during the 13th and 14th Congress. These laws gave way to improvement of roads in thecountryside.

The Real State of Mindanao’s Power Crisis

Mindanao’s power crisis is not getting better and even the government is not sugar-coating the real problem this timearound. Dabawenyos, who are complaining about the two-hour brownouts and even a daily schedule for some areas,should thank the heavens as they do not share the plight of those living in General Santos City and Surigao del Surwhere brownouts last for up to 3 hours per rotation which is repeated up to four times a day. And all these is not goingto get better–except if manna from heaven comes in the form of sweet, intense rain, possibly never-ending until thewhole of Lake Lanao is filled with water enough to run the turbines that would power the lights and appliances in thehouse of every Juan in town. “We have a shortfall now of 500 megawatts but it is going up and down between 385 MW(megawatts) to 700MW,” Mindanao Development Authority (MindaDA) chairman Secretary Jesus Dureza said.Dureza admitted that Mindanao was already experiencing a shortfall in power supply even with the normal water levelin Lake Lanao and even sans the El Nino phenomenon. This, he added, was predicted many years ago because of theincreasing requirements for power without any new generating power plant in the offing except the STEAG hard-coal-fired power plant in Cagayan de Oro with a capacity of 232 MW and the solar powered plants in Sarangani andZamboanga. Dureza has given a lowdown of the real situation in Lake Lanao when he visited the area about twoweeks ago. “Lake Lanao is in a very critical water level with only 75 centimeter left before we shut down the powerplant,” he said. The water level is receding by 1 cm every two days so we only have 150 days left before we will beforced to shut down the plant to avoid mud and silt going into the turbines. The water level at Lake Lanao at this timeis 668.90 cm but if it reaches the 668.15 cm level then they will no longer be able to release anything as mandated bythe Environmental Compliance Certificate of the Agus Plant. He said only 10 million cubic liters of water per second arebeing released from Lake Lanao now, instead of the full capacity. This is in preparation for the power requirementsduring the May 2010 elections. There are actually two plans being prepared today to make sure that there is no powerinterruption during the election. Plan A is to triple the release of water by up to 100 million cubic liters per second toprevent brownouts a day before, during and after the elections. Plan B calls for the full release of water from LakeLanao for nine days depending on the requirements of the Commission on Elections.

DSWD Gives Victims of Violence a Voice on the AirwavesThe Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD) Caraga has recently launched its Nasayud Ka Ba radioprogram to give women and children who are victims of violence, a voice on the airwaves.“Our objective is to promote the rights of women and children and to generate public awareness and understanding ofthe issues on gender-based violence,” says DSWD Caraga Director Mercedita P. Jabagat. She said the radio programthat is being implemented through the project Comprehensive Pilot Intervention Plan Against Gender-Based Violence(CoPIPAGV) also tackles the laws that protect women and children against gender-based violence (GBV).The CoPIPAGV is funded by Agencia Española Cooperacion Internacional Para El Desarollo (AECID).According to Director Jabagat, the resource persons for the radio program include social workers and lawyers. It ishoped that Nasayod Ka Ba radio program would encourage and motivate the public to be always vigilant andimmediately report cases of violence to concerned agencies.Aired over DXBR-Bombo Radyo Butuan every Saturday at 9:00-9:25 in the morning since May 15, the radio program hasalready gained a following. It uses a format that provides a two-way communication between the resource person/sand the listener/s by accommodating and answering phone-in questions or questions sent through text message oreven reports on cases of violence.During the broadcast the public can ask questions, report cases of violence or ask assistance by calling Bombo Radyo’slandline numbers 8152432 and 8152426 or by sending a text message using the format BOMBO BR MESSAGE and SENDto 29765.

SPORTS NEWS16th Asian GamesMANILA, Philippines - Not even those under the list ofelite athletes that will represent the Philippines in the16th Asian Games in Guangzhou in November standclose to the bronze medal standard in the quadrennialevent. “As of now, those in the elite group are stillshort, very short of meeting the standard of at least abronze medal,” said outgoing Philippine SportsCommission chairman Harry Angping. But it doesn’tmean that these athletes, who receive monthlyallowances of at least P20,000 from the PSC, won’tstand a chance of landing a medal when thecompetitions are held from Nov. 12 to 25. Angpingsaid there’s enough time for these athletes to reachtheir peak. “They still have more than four months towork harder and meet the bronze standard. Andwhen they get there, then there’s the chance ofwinning the silver or even the gold,” he said. In theAsian Games, the competition gets so tight that thedifference between winning the bronze and the silveror the silver and the gold comes by the hundredths ofa second in measurable sports. In case of thesubjective sports, it sometimes boils down to oneclear punch or a solid kick. “Once you meet thestandard for winning the bronze, then you get thechance to win the silver or the gold. That’s thebenchmark. And our athletes still have time to do it.We can make it,” said Anping. There are already 16athletes under the elite list, and over 200 more in thetraining pool, each one of them still hoping to makethe elite list by the time the Asian Games begins inNovember. In the elite list are taekwondo’s JapoyLizaedo, Marlon Avenido, Tshomlee Go and MaryAntoinette Rivero, swimming’s Miguel Molina andDaniel Coakley, athletics’ Marestella Torres, billiards’Rubilen Amit, chess’ Wesley So, Joey Antonio andDarwin Laylo, karatedo’s Marna Pabillore, sailing’sReneric Moreno, tennis’ Treat Conrad Huey and CecilMamiit and bowling’s Biboy Rivera. Angping wants thePSC to fund only those with chances of winningmedals for the country while the Philippine OlympicCommittee wants maximum participation of over 200athletes. The POC believes that every athlete whopasses their own criteria should be given a chance tocompete, and maybe use their experience in theAsian Games for the 2011 Southeast Asian Games inIndonesia.

Outgoing Philippine Sports Commission Chairman Harry Angpingurged his successor on Wednesday to retain the incentive scheme for topperforming athletes in the coming Asian Games in Guangzhou. Angpingearlier broached the idea of doubling the cash incentive for every Asiadgold to P2 million, saying the agency could afford this since it would begetting at least P45 million from the Philippine Amusement and GamingCorp. every month. After setting aside P30 million for the allowances andtraining of athletes, the PSC would get a savings of P15 million, or P90million in the next six months, which could be used to sweeten theincentive package for gold medalists, he said. “I hope that the nextchairman will use that (Pagcor) money judiciously for the development ofsports,” said Angping, who has been staying on as officer-in-charge untilPresident Benigno Aquino III appoints the next chair of the governmentsports agency. “The only way to further motivate the athletes is to provideadditional incentives,” said Angping. “I hope the next administration willadopt the PSC’s program of giving out an additional P1 million for everygold in the Asiad.” The PSC also boosted the incentive package during the2009 SEA Games in Laos by providing an additional cash bonus ofP200,000 for every gold. “There’s no more (PSC-operated sports)infrastructure to build or repair, so focus should now be on the athletesand the recruitment of new talents,” said Angping, who completed 35projects at PSC-owned facilities during his 18-month tenure. The formerManila representative and softball head also streamlined the workforce ofthe PSC, held the first RP Sports Hall of Fame awards ceremonies, andpaid off the agency’s multimillion-peso debts.

New sports chairman known within the weekPRESIDENT Benigno Aquino III is taking his time to choose the nextchairman of the Philippine Sports Commission. Philippine OlympicCommittee president Jose “Peping” Cojuangco Jr. said this in his weeklyradio program Thursday and hinted that the name of the new chairmanwill be known within the coming week. “He (President Aquino)understands the situation in sports in the country, and that the twoleaders in the highest governing sports bodies should be working hand inhand,” said Cojuangco, who added after Wednesday’s presidentialinauguration that efforts are now being made to fast-track thecomposition of the PSC. “Kailangang mag-umpisa na talaga iyung bagonggrupo towards the drive for excellence in the Asian Games and the YouthOlympic Games,” added Cojuangco.

MANILA, Philippines - The top players of the Dunkin’ Donuts Baseball Philippines Series VI mix it up today as the league holds itsAll-Star game dubbed the 2010 Fil-Am Friendship Day at the Alabang Country Club in Muntinlupa City.US Ambassador Harry Thomas will be the guest of honor in the event featuring the best and the brightest players of the league,presented by Dunkin’ Donuts and organized by Community Sports Inc. Randy Dizer and Isaac Bacarisas, managers of theBatangas Bulls and the Cebu Dolphins, respectively, will be the men at the helm of the All-Star Team 1 while Jhoel Palanog andJimmy Paningasan of the Manila Sharks and Alabang Tigers, respectively, will lead the All-Star Team 2 in the match tipped to godown-to-the-wire. The league’s leading players have been evenly divided with Manila’s Charlie Labrador and Cebu’s JosephOrillana teaming up for All-Star Team 1 before heading to their best-of-three championship series on July 17. They will be joined onthe mound by Ernesto Binarao (Pampanga) and Darwin dela Calzada (Taguig). Romeo Jasmin and Vladymir Eguia, the pitchingtandem of Batangas, will spearhead the All-Star Team 2’s bid along with Manila’s Jonjon Robles and Taguig’s Justin Payongayong.Completing the All-Star Team 1 roster are Andro Cuyugan and Rizel Santos of Pampanga, Fernando Recto of Taguig, Edmer DelSocorro, Jonash Ponce and Fulgencio Rances of Cebu, Francis Candela, Rommel Roja and Nino Tator of Manila. and Chris Canlasand Vio Roxas of Batangas. The All-Star Team 2, on the other hand, is also composed of Emil Dimatulac, Jeffrey Ardio and AllenDizon of Pampanga, Ronald Bocalan of Taguig, Adrian Bernardo, Kelly Culubong and Matt Laurel of Alabang, Miggy Corcuera ofCebu, Bambol Servo and Chun Wang Song of Manila and Joseph Apura of Batangas. The organizing CSI has also lined up anumber of activities during and after the All-Star game in conjunction with the Fil-Am Friendship Day celebrations. The tournamentis sponsored by Gatorade, Industrial Enterprises Inc., Philippine Transmarine Carriers Inc.,Harbour Centre and The Heritage Parkwith the Philippine Sports Commission, Philippine Olympic Committee, Philippine Amateur Baseball Association, Philippine UmpiresAssociation and DZSR Sports Radio as partners.

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All-Star game marks Fil-Am Friendship Day

World Cup SoccerCan anyone explain why Caraga maybe the onlyplace in the world with no coverage of the WorldCup currently being contested in South Africa. Thisis the grandest and largest sporting event in theworld surpassing even the Olympics. It seems our localcable providers have designed their channels to suit thetaste of their managers and directors and have donenothing to canvass what their customers might want. Iwonder how many hotels and bars will be looking foralternative providers? I know I am.

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Caraga schools to ban ‘miniskirts’ for girlsBUTUAN CITY - Starting School Year (SY) 2010-2011 which opens on June 15, the wearing of miniskirts by girls inpublic elementary and secondary schools in the Caraga Region will be prohibited by the Region 13 office of theDepartment of Education (DepEd 13).This was announced here by DepEd Region 13 Director Gloria Benigno who said the ban was indicated in an orderissued lately by Education Secretary Mona Dumlao-Valisno.According to Benigno, the order developed after the DepEd chief earlier pronounced that wearing of schooluniforms, which would entail additional expenses by parents, is no longer a requirement in public schools pursuantto a directive released by President Arroyo.Students belonging to the weaker sex were also admonished by Benigno not to wear short shorts, blouses withplunging necklines, or tight-fitting pants or jeans.The Caraga DepEd director claimed that teenage girls who sport provocative dresses like mini-skirts or shortshorts in school campuses tend to unknowingly distract the attention of male students or “maestros.”She advised teenage girls to instead wear knee-long dress, skirt, and blouse or blouse and pants of any color orprint.For boys, the DepEd prescribed polo shirt or T-shirt with sleeves of any color or with minimum prints and long orshort pants of any color, Benigno said, adding that boys and girls can wear any type of footwear.Benigno quoted Valisno as stressing that proper school dress decorum and promoting hygiene is a part of theteaching-learning process in public schools in the country.Thus, a student’s attire and physical appearance should manifest the learning from the process, Valisno furthernoted.

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SURIGAO SIARGAO DIRECTORIES HOTELS ACCOMODATIONSURIGAOHotel TavernBorromeo St Surigao City(086) 231-7300 826-8566Gateway HotelSurigao City(086) 232-4257 826-1283The Garden PavillionProvincial Capitol Surigao City(086) 826-7779 8267780Leomondee HotelBorromeo St. Surigao City(086) 232-7334Metro Pension PlazaNavarro St. Surigao City(086) 826-6468 826-8826Jannex Pennsione HouseCapitol Rd. Surigao City(086) 232-6792 826-2625Ad-En ApartelleSt. Nicolas St. Surigao City(086) 826-2532JVC ApartelleSurigao City(086) 232-7872 232-6953SLB PensionAmat St. Surigao City(086) 826-3564 232-6739Dexter PensionAmat St. Surigao City(086) 232-7526SIARGAOSagana Beach [email protected] 101 Resortwww.ocean101cloud9.com09108480983Jadestart Beach Resort09192344367Cherinicole Beach Resortwww.cherinicloeresort.com09286098963Patrick’s on the [email protected]’s Guest HouseGeneral Luna, Siargao09185415562Traveller’s Pension HouseGeneral Luna, Siargao09195648185Acoy & Joy Pesangan ResortGeneral Luna, Siargao09285310521Jungle Reef Surf ResortGeneral Luna, Siargao09218117343White Sand Paradise ResortBurgos Siargao09264314881BUCAS GRANDEResource Training Center09105941447Sifai Lake Resort09102596487 RESTAURANTS & BARSGolden Lion Pizza CorpNarciso St. Surigao City(086) 231-7367 826-0141Frank Lloyd Jazz BarBorromeo St. Surigao City(086) 2324146Jannex Bar and RestaurantCapitol Rd. Surigao City(086) 826-0186Mario’s Grille and RestaurantBorromeo St. Surigao City(086) 826-2003Rotonda FastfoodBorromeo St. Surigao City(086) 826-3623JV BulaloParruho St. Surigao City(086) 826-3584Regina’s SinugbaRizal St. Surigao City(086) 231-7649JOEVENJANE Garden CafeCapitol Compound, Surigao City(086) 826-8388 826-1140Dominic’s BarBorromeo St. Surigao City(086) 231-7300 826-8566Staircase DiscoBorromeo St. Surigao City(086) 826-6144Arreste Resto BarBorromeo St. Surigao CitySidewings DiscoBorromeo St. Surigao City

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FREIGHT & COURIERSAP CargoLogistic Network CorporationVasquez cnr Borja StSurigao City09195830108 SURIGAO DEL NORTEGovernor’s Office(086) 826-462 826-7778Vice-Governor’s Office(086) 231-7042 826-0325Administrator’s Office(086) 232-7909 826-8366Budget Office(086) 231-7630Treasurer’s Office(086) 231-7025 826-8279Accounting Office(086) 231-7584Assesor’s Office(086) 231-7638Planning and Dev’t Office(086) 231-7041 826-4371Engineering Office(086) 231-7024General Services Office(086) 231-7052Agriculture Office(086) 231-7559 826-3512Environment & Natural Resource(086) 826-8573Veterinarian’s Office(086) 231-9593Social Services Office(086) 231-7743Social Welfare Division(086) 232-7942Health Office(086) 826-8280Employment & Manpower Office(086) 231-7762Tourism and Culture(086) 231-9271Civil Security Unit(086) 232-6486Provincial Jail(086) 231-7520Provincial Cooperative Office(086) 231-7845Provincial Board Office(086) 231-7635Provincial Prosecutor’s Office(086) 231-7738 GOVERNMENT AGENCIES REGIONALAir Transportation Office(086) 826-1103 826-3898Agricultural Statistics(086) 231-7169Bureau of Customs(086) 231-7237 826-8678Bureau of Treasury(086) 826-8537Bureau Internal Revenue(086) 231-7380 231-7625Jail Management & Penology(086) 232-7480 826-0068Fire Protection(086) 232-7790Fire Marshall(086) 232-6971Service Commission(086) 826-8560Commission on Audit(086) 826-2443Commission on Election(086) 232-6602Immigration & Deportation(086) 826-8263Labor & Employment(086) 231-7020Trade & Industry(086) 826-0191 231-4047Science & Technology(086) 826-5392Agrarian Reform(085) 231-7404 826-8940Interior & Local Govt.(086) 231-7441 826-0167Department of Education(086) 232-6277Environmental & Natural Resources(086) 826-8160Mines & Geo-Science(086) 826-8160Irrigation Administration(086) 826-1313Statistics Office(086) 826-5036Housing Authority(086) 826-0352

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Cagwait White Beach Resort also known before as “Waikiki Beach” ofthe Philippines as named by famous pilot Charles Lindberg, located inthe town of Cagwait, province of Surigao del Sur.In modern times, this beach, was credited as “Boracay of Caraga”where the annual “Kaliguan Festival” is held every 24th of June.

When you visit there, your firstimpression is the scenichorseshoe shaped coastline withpowdery white sand and crystalclear bright water facing thepacific ocean. You will reallyappreciate the beach’s pristinebeauty. This could be, in thefuture, another hot spotdestination in Caraga for localand international tourists.

How to get there? You have to take a bus ride from Butuan City or Davao City bus terminal bound to Tandag City.Tell the bus ticket collector that you are going to Cagwait. You will reach Cagwait before Tandag. At the Cagwaitjunction, just take a motorized tricycle that will lead you to the Cagwait White Beach area. From the abovementioned resorts, you can go first to the Xtreme Beach Resort because the place can provide you food if youfeel hungry. For other resorts, food is a problem unless you booked earlier and you are in groups. However, duringKaliguan Festival session June 21-24 every year, food is not really an issue. Business activities abound during thisperiod. It is a 4-hour ride by a bus from Butuan City to Cagwait, Surigao del Sur

Cagwait is a 4th classmunicipality. According tothe 2007 census, it has apopulation of 19,899 peoplein 3,426 households.Cagwait has an all-weatherport at Barangay BitauganWest (named Aras-asan Portby the Philippine PortsAuthority) secured by thenatural protection ofArangasa Islands. It has alsoan abandoned aerodomemade and used by theprivate planes of Aras-asanTimber Company, Inc.(ARTIMCO) during its peak oftimber operation in the late70’s.

Barangay Poblacion is the seat of governance while the center of trade of themunicipality is in Barangay Aras-asan. It houses three (3) rural banks, two (2)pawnshops, three (3) bakeshops, a public terminal and public market.Telecommunication is at par with other neighboring municipalities using cellularphones, internet via GPRS, and cable television are available. There are also goodtourist inns, beach resorts and homestay (bread and breakfast). Motorizedtricycles, jeepneys, and buses ply its roads and concrete highways.

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