Here’s the updated Kaamulan 2026 Schedule of Activities. Magbibo tang tanan! This year’s theme is “Rooted in tradition, guided by Magbabaya, rising as one beyond challenges” or in Binukid translates to: “Nakagamut hu kagkinaraan, giniyahan hi Magbabaya, naka tirayeg ta nagsabuwa bisan inu ka legen”
With the 2025 elections drawing near, Inday Audrey Zubiri, wife of former Senate President Juan Miguel “Migz” Zubiri, continues to gain very strong support as she campaigns for a congressional seat representing the Third District of Bukidnon. Her campaign has been marked by consistent community
Audrey Tan Zubiri, who has gained recognition as a model, entrepreneur, former VJ and newspaper columnist, officially filed her candidacy as Bukidnon 3rd District Congresswoman. She is married to former Senate President Juan Miguel “Migz” Zubiri and a proud mother of 3 children – Adriana,
Senate Majority Floor Leader Juan Miguel Zubiri led the blessing and formal turnover of 20 fully-equipped ambulances to 20 municipal government units in Bukidnon on February 3, 2022 at the Capitol Grounds, Malaybalay City. Zubiri said that a total of Php 50 Million from his
A Php 4.8 Million cacao processing center, along with its site/land development and perimeter fence, have been broken ground in Kadingilan, Bukidnon. The said Bukidnon cacao processing center is located in Barangay Balaoro, Kadingilan. Members of the Balaoro Farmers Association (BAFA) Inc., representatives of the
Bukidnon 3rd District Congressman Manuel “Manoy” Zubiri recently distributed medicine to 7 municipal health centers in an effort to strengthen the district’s campaign for health and safety. Zubiri’s district office distributed combiwave, flumexal, simbastatin, cefuroxime, metformin, sambong, losartan, salbutamol, lagundi leaf, gliclazide and amlodipine to
A 5.9 kilometer road in the Municipality of Kadingilan, Bukidnon, a project endorsed by Bukidnon 3rd District Congressman Manuel “Manoy” Zubiri, has been formally turned over. Although the Department of Agrarian Reform-MinSAAD project was funded by the Government of Japan through the Japan International Cooperation