KUCHING: Tan Sri William Mawan Ikom has called on scout leaders to embrace technological advancements, particularly artificial intelligence (AI), as a tool to prepare for future challenges. The Sarawak Scout Council chief noted that it is important to align scouting initiatives with the Sarawak government’s youth development vision. “As now
BAU: A tragic road accident claimed the lives of two youth and left one seriously injured on Friday evening (Nov 15).The incident occurred around 7.30 pm at KM 10.5 on the Bau-Kuching road.According to Bau District Police Chief DSP Dr. Daram Ruer, a 15-year-old motorcyclist and his 18-year-old pillion rider
DEPUTY Minister for Youth, Sports and Entrepreneur Development, Datuk Ripin Lamat (GPS-Lambir) has outlined the comprehensive efforts under the Sarawak Youth StartUp Programme to tackle the pressing challenges faced by young entrepreneurs in the state. Speaking at a press conference during the Sarawak State Assembly yesterday, he detailed the programme’s
DATUK Mohd Chee Kadir (GPS-Kabung) voiced concerns about the growing crocodile threat faced by residents in his constituency during his support for the Supply Bill 2025 today (Nov 15). In his speech, he said that the increasing crocodile population in Kabong has intensified the risk of human-crocodile conflicts. “Fishermen who
ROLLAND Duat Jubin (GPS-Meluan) has once again called for expedited approval from the State Planning Authority (SPA) for a petrol station in Julau, drawing attention to the prolonged hardship faced by his constituents. Speaking during the State Legislative Assembly (DUN) debate in support of the Supply Bill 2025, he highlighted
ADAM Yii Siew Sang (GPS-Pujut) has urged the Sarawak government to allocate additional resources to local councils, highlighting the financial pressures they face in maintaining essential services. Yii pointed out that despite minimal increases in revenue from assessment rates over the last two decades, local councils like the Miri City
ADAM Yii Siew Sang (GPS-Pujut) expressed strong support for Sarawak’s unprecedented budget, highlighting its strategic allocations aimed at driving sustainable development, enhancing rural infrastructure, and supporting educational and economic growth across the state. He described Budget 2025 as a strategic, future-focused plan that positions Sarawak to achieve high-income status through
DR Simon Sinang Bada (GPS-Tebedu) calls on the government to elevate Padawan from a sub-district to a full district. “With a population exceeding 70,000 and covering 62 villages, Padawan has met the criteria for district status. Upgrading Padawan would enhance the delivery of public services and better serve the diverse
KUCHING: Iskandar Turkee (GPS-Jepak) has brought up the critical infrastructure and social development needs in his constituency during his debate in support of the Supply Bill 2025 on Thursday. One of the key points he raised was the need for targetted housing initiatives. The budget allocates RM50 million in subsidies
MIRI: Miri Hospital carried out a fire drill, testing the emergency response protocols in collaboration with the Fire and Rescue Department and the Royal Malaysia Police (PDRM). According to the press release, the exercise, conducted here today, is aimed at ensuring the safety of patients and staff in case of
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