Platform dangerous place for immature users: Fatimah KUCHING: Youths have been advised not to look to social media for answers to their intimate personal problems. Instead, they should seek counselling services because in certain context and in the wrong hands social media can be dangerous. These were some of the
KUCHING: The public are unhappy and complaining about the closure of Jalan Masjid in front of the Yayasan Sarawak building for more than six months for the purpose of private usage or construction, said Pending assemblywoman Violet Yong. She told a press conference at Jalan Masjid today that no prior
KUCHING: If a person passed away at a young age it would not be just a great loss to the family; the country would lose a precious soul who could potentially contribute toward its future well-being. This is why the government does not want youths involved in unproductive or harmful
KUCHING: Sarawak Teachers’ Union (STU) is optimistic that the teaching of mathematics and science in English will be a success this time around with the cooperation of everyone involved. STU secretary-general Chung Fui San said, “It is wise for the state government to take up the challenge put forth by
KUCHING: Sarawak Health Department has the backing of the public in its mission to ensure cleanliness of eateries statewide. Majority of the respondents in an interview by New Sarawak Tribune strongly agreed with the emphasis on cleanliness at eateries as this would make an everlasting positive impression on customers and
KUCHING: Members of the public have been advised to respect animals but at the same time to avoid getting zoonosis (a disease which can be transmitted to humans from animals). Local Government and Housing Minister Datuk Dr Sim Kui Hian issued this warning today when he was asked to comment
KUCHING: 2,000 packs of “Bubur Lambuk” were distributed to the public today in conjunction with the Ramadan fasting month. Local Government and Housing Minister Datuk Dr Sim Kui Hian along with Kuching South City Council (MBKS) Councillors distributed the savoury porridge at the Ramadan Bazaar next to the Stutong Community
KUCHING: Why celebrate when the promises made by the Pakatan Harapan (PH) government were not fulfilled after one year in power, said Lo Khere Chiang. Lo, who is Batu Kitang assemblyman, said he can well understand if the state DAP is celebrating because the PH is in power, but it
BAU: Bau is expected to grow aggressively in the next five to ten years with facilities and infrastructures planned for the people. Tasik Biru assemblyman Datuk Henry Harry Jinep told in a press conference in his office here today that there are six matters that the people of Bau should
BAU: Datuk Henry Harry Jinep described his first three years as Tasik Biru assemblyman as a fruitful and amazing journey. He said throughout the period, he had successfully brought in more than RM300 million worth of people-centric development projects and programmes not only for the benefit of people in the
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