KUCHING: The ‘kunafa’ phenomenon that is sweeping the country is now also being felt in this city. Photos of people standing in long queues at several shops selling the mouth-watering Arabic dessert are increasingly being shared by social media users. In this city, kunafa traders also make big profits. Young
KUCHING: Some 141 Sarawak KT32Q pilgrims for the 1443H/2022M Hajj season landed safely at Kuching International Airport (KIA) around 5.25pm yesterday afternoon. The arrival of the first group of Sarawak pilgrims was welcomed by Sarawak Deputy Minister of Utilities and Telecommunications Datuk Dr Abdul Rahman Junaidi and other guests of
KUCHING: The demand for skilled workers in the oil and gas industry is very much-needed nowadays, said Nor Hisham Mohd Arifin, who is chief executive officer of SRC Global Resources Sdn. Bhd. “Similarly this is also the case with the labour demand for scaffolding skills in several places such as
KUCHING: Thirty Yayasan Sarawak-sponsored students received their scaffolding proficiency certificate here today. They were later advised to make full use of this skill to further their career. “Opportunities in the construction industry are plenty. What’s needed are effort and persistence,” said Mersal Abg Rosli. “I am delighted with the efforts
KUCHING: Thirty youth from all over Sarawak have completed a scaffolding training programme organised by SRC Global Resources Sdn Bhd. At the end of this intensive training they were awarded recognised competency certificates from authorities such as the Department of Occupational Safety and Health (JKKP), National Institute of Occupational Safety
KUCHING: As Malaysians, nothing is more patriotic than showing one’s love for the Malay language and history. Hence having a pass in both subjects in the Malaysian Certificate of Education (SPM) examination is crucial. In fact, SPM candidates who fail in core subjects such as Malay and History still have
KUCHING: In an effort to continuously improve its service, Sarawak Metro Sdn Bhd has added Talikhidmat as another platform for the public to provide their feedback. Through Talikhidmat, which is the Sarawak government’s public service helpline, Sarawak Metro also hopes to better serve the community in the Greater Kuching area,
KUCHING: Social activist Tan Sri Lee Lam Thye has called on the younger generation to get actively involved in voluntarism. And he is hoping his lifetime of service, chronicled in his book ‘Call Lee Lam Thye-Recalling a Lifetime of Services’ will inspire them to do likewise. “If they want to
KUCHING: The government is open to the idea of passing a law that would let the public remove representatives who are not doing their jobs or are causing them problems, according to Datuk Seri Wan Junaidi Tuanku Jaafar. The proposal could be considered to be gazetted in Malaysia, said the
KUCHING: A twice-a-month change in the workplace ambience is a strategy for hairdresser Norul Naimmah Saini to ensure customers feel happy and at ease while having their hair done. And she decorates her salon to not only give it a personal touch but to express her art through decor. Hairdressing
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