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2nd batch of Davao Saba shipped to New Zealand
ANOTHER batch of fresh Saba/Cardava bananas from Davao Region was shipped to Auckland, New Zealand, on Friday, July 11, reflecting the region’s expanding agricultural export market. The export is bound
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Borneo Bulletin
· Jun 27, 2026
New Zealand trip awaits lucky customers
New Zealand trip awaits lucky customers
Mindanao Times
· Jul 1, 2026
Kapalong co-op ships cacao beans to New Zealand
A TOTAL of six metric tons of premium dried fermented cacao beans were shipped out to New Zealand from Panabo Port, the Department of Trade and Industry (DTI)- Davao del
People.com
· Jun 22, 2026
High School Shooting Leaves 3 Dead and 7 Injured After 2 Students Allegedly Launch Attack Following Bullying
The incident took place in the central Philippines on Monday, June 22, at around 9 a.m. local time
Malay Mail
· Jul 7, 2026
Defence minister: Malaysia to receive first LCS on time despite missing anti-ship missiles
KUALA LUMPUR, July 7 — Malaysia will take delivery of its first Littoral Combat Ship (LCS) as scheduled in Decembe...
Utusan Malaysia
· Jun 22, 2026
Nelayan Melaka dibenar tangkap ikan semula di perairan Pulau Besar
MELAKA: Seramai 1,241 nelayan berlesen di Melaka kini boleh kembali menjalankan aktiviti penangkapan ikan di kawasan perairan Pulau Besar selepas Kerajaan Persekutuan memberi kebenaran khas yang disifatkan sebagai kemenangan besar kepada komuniti nelayan tempatan. Ketua Menteri, Datuk Seri Ab. Rauf Yusoh berkata, keputusan yang dibuat pada 15 April lalu itu merupakan hasil perbincangan, rundingan dan ... Read more The post Nelayan Melaka dibenar tangkap ikan semula di perairan Pulau Besar appeared first on Utusan Malaysia.
South Africa Today
· Jul 5, 2026
Massive Musina Voluntary Repatriation of Foreign Nationals Accelerates Amid Border Security Push
MUSINA, LIMPOPO — The massive Musina voluntary repatriation of foreign nationals is rapidly accelerating in South Africa’s busiest border town, as government departments, foreign embassies, and humanitarian organizations coordinate to process and return thousands of undocumented immigrants to their home countries. Following days of camping at the Musina Showgrounds, Malawian, Mozambican, and Zimbabwean nationals are being []
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Related coverage for "2nd batch of Davao Saba shipped to New Zealand": Borneo Bulletin — New Zealand trip awaits lucky customers. Mindanao Times — Kapalong co-op ships cacao beans to New Zealand. People.com — High School Shooting Leaves 3 Dead and 7 Injured After 2 Students Allegedly Launch Attack Following Bullying. Malay Mail — Defence minister: Malaysia to receive first LCS on time despite missing anti-ship missiles. Utusan Malaysia — Nelayan Melaka dibenar tangkap ikan semula di perairan Pulau Besar. South Africa Today — Massive Musina Voluntary Repatriation of Foreign Nationals Accelerates Amid Border Security Push