KUCHING: AZAM Sarawak recently hosted an “AYS Chill and Chat with CEO” session, where CEO Ali Suhaili engaged with AZAM Young Souls (AYS) members to gather insights and ideas for impactful programmes in the coming year. The event provided AYS members with an opportunity to engage directly with Ali, sharing
SARIKEI: Jalan Belepong Sungai Belepong, a road frequently affected by floods due to its low-lying location, has been identified for upgrades under a rural development initiative led by local rep Datuk Seri Huang Tiong Sii. The Deputy Minister of Natural Resources and Environmental Sustainability, in a statement, said the proposed
The full speech of Satok assemblyman and GPS chief whip, Datuk Ibrahim Baki, on the Sarawak’s continental shelf issue during his debate on the Supply (2025) Bill, 2024 today. CONTINENTAL SHELF “Nowadays, all sorts of articles are coming out about Sarawak. Among them are so-called marine lawyers, former law ministers,
KUCHING: Innovative engineering is the key to overcoming Sarawak’s transportation hurdles. State Transport Minister Dato Sri Lee Kim Shin said engineers played a crucial role in shaping the state’s infrastructure. “We need to leverage the expertise of our engineers to build a sustainable and efficient transportation system for the people
KUCHING: The Sarawak Health Department (JKN Sarawak) has confirmed a new human rabies death, bringing the total number of cases in the state to 82 since the outbreak was declared in July 2017. The latest fatality occurred on Nov 9 at Sibu Hospital. JKN Sarawak has expressed its condolences to
KUCHING: The Malaysia Productivity Corporation (MPC) Sarawak, collaborating with the Tourism Productivity Nexus (TPN) and Sarawak Economy Development Corporation (SEDC), organised the Malaysia Tourism Excellence (MaTEx) Certification Workshop and Sustainable Tourism Action Plan: Driving Productivity, Excellence, and Sustainability in the Tourism Industry. The programme, held at the MPC Sarawak Complex
KUCHING: Hope Place is supporting a family from Roban who moved to Kuching in search of better opportunities but now finds themselves in a desperate situation as their hopes for a fresh start fade. “Daiyon Wong, 27, his wife, and their two young children reside in a cramped room in
KUCHING: Supporting the dialysis patients goes beyond just medical treatment, as it is about restoring their dignity and giving them hope. Chairman of CHK Moral Uplifting Society (CHKMUS) Kidney Foundation Datuk Seri Dr Tay Chin Kin said every patient deserves access to quality care. “And I am dedicated to ensuring
SEMATAN: Mas Gading Community College, in collaboration with the Jabatan Kemajuan Masyarakat (KEMAS), successfully organised a course on hydroponic planting and maintenance at the Kampung Temaga Dayak Community Hall here. The course aimed to enhance the knowledge and skills of the Village Development and Security Committee (JKKK) members, as well
BY WILSON SUAI MOSES For centuries, storytelling has come in many forms. It is the oldest form of all art. As far as anyone can remember, people gathered and told stories to each other. For some, it has been a sacred ceremony since ancient times. And now, from spoken words
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