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 BINTULU: A Green Sustainability programme initiative has been undertaken by Universiti Putra Malaysia (UPM) Bintulu Campus to promote green activities. UPM said a few green activities and actions will be followed to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) and the Education Sustainable Development Goals (ESDG). Among the green activities and actions are

BY GABRIEL LIHAN KUCHING: Universiti Teknologi Mara (UiTM) Sarawak aims to make it into the Malaysia Books of Records through its Auto Rally Borneo on Sept 17-27. The Auto Rally Borneo from Telok Melano to Tawau, Sabah is one of the four main activities planned by UiTM Sarawak as part

MERADONG: Now that the street lights along several roads within the Sarikei district have been installed, residents heave a sigh of relief as they feel safer travelling at night. The street lights project involves the installation of 42 street lights along Jalan Merudu, 60 units of street lights on the

KUCHING: Mosques should play a vital role in fostering unity, not only among Muslims but also people of other religions. Deputy Minister of Utility and Telecommunication Datuk Dr Abdul Rahman Junaidi said mosques should always be open to various events and programmes that also involve people of different religious backgrounds.

KUCHING: Seni Duapuluh Duapuluh Production Sdn Bhd is offering 51 attractive prizes to people who watch the Sumpahan Jerunei movie. The top prize is a RealMe Pro 3 smartphone. Fifty other lucky winners will get special women’s fragrances made without chemicals that are good for your sinuses. Winners will also

LUBOK ANTU: The Arundell Fort is set to undergo restoration and upgrading works starting next year through the Sri Aman Development Agency (SADA). Deputy Minister of International Trade, Industry, and Investment Datuk Dr Malcolm Mussen Lamoh said the restoration and upgrading works, costing RM5 million, will serve to preserve the heritage

LAWAS: The Lawas Asian Floating Market 2023 is indeed a platform that generates income and develops the socioeconomics of the community. Deputy Premier Datuk Amar Awang Tengah Ali Hasan said, despite generating income, the event is also becoming another package to attract tourists to Lawas. “We have a long history, rich in

BY NUR FARIHAN RAZALI MUKAH: Green technology can make rural life better, said Tellian assemblyman Royston Valentine. “Take solar power, for example. In some far-off spots in Tellian, there’s still no electricity. But we could change that by using green technology like solar power everywhere that needs electricity,” Royston said.