Saarawak faced a shortage of 3,385 teachers last year. However, the number has increased to 5,037 as of January this year despite the fact that 1,674 teachers have been posted to the state since December. KUCHING: Blame the shortage of teachers in Sarawak on two issues: one, on the lack
TikTok users and accounts have been facing some problems getting registered to join the company’s creator fund, preventing them from getting paid for their popular videos. According to Bloomberg, those with large audiences and recently qualified to be paid for their popular videos – have been shut out of the
KUCHING: The shortage of teachers in Sarawak is mainly due to the lack of candidates from the Institutes of Teacher Education and subject-teacher mismatch. President of the Association of Boards of Management for Aided Chinese Primary Schools in Kuching, Samarahan and Serian Divisions, Datuk Jonathan Chai said the subjects most
KUCHING: Using the Antigen Rapid Test Kits (RTK-Ag) to screen for COVID-19 is adequate to determine if a person is infected or not, especially in a situation when daily cases are very high and widespread. Universiti Malaysia Sarawak (Unimas) Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences public health expert Associate Professor
KUCHING: If the civil servants who are required to be on duty on polling day can apply for postal voting, there is no reason why such postal voting categories cannot be extended to Sabah and Sarawak voters who are residing in the peninsula in the 15th General Election (GE15). Bersih
BINTULU: The proposed hydrogen plant to be built in Tanjung Kidurong next year will be the first in Malaysia, said Premier Datuk Patinggi Tan Sri Abang Johari Tun Openg. He said this would also see Sarawak taking the lead in the green economy in the Southeast Asia region. “The investors
KUCHING: DAP is basically declaring itself as a Chinese party in Sarawak after Dr John Brian Anthony is not re-elected as the DAP national central executive committee (CEC) during the recent 17th national congress, a political scientist says. Prof Datuk Dr Jayum Jawan of Universiti Putra Malaysia (UPM) said
KUCHING: The Gabungan Parti Sarawak (GPS) is expecting to face some issues, especially to restore Sarawak rights and autonomy listed under the Malaysia Agreement 1963 (MA63) if the Barisan Nasional win in the next general election, a political analyst says. Prof Dr James Chin of the Asia Institute, University of
KUCHING: Nisha Halinda Hasbi used to travel more than two hours to Miri, just to fix her craving for a Frappuccino as there was no café that specialised in such beverage in Bintulu back in 2016. “We didn’t have Starbucks in Bintulu (that time) so I would drive all the
KUCHING: Gabungan Parti Sarawak (GPS) has proven that it can fight for the interest of Sarawak and her peoples, regardless of which party or coalition formed the federal government, since its formation in 2018. Therefore, GPS would remain as it is now – and continue to be friendly to the
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