SIBU: Every nation and every culture has its own vitality and unique charm. Stating this, chairman of Sarawak Central Chiang Hsia Huang Clan Association (SCCHHCA) Wong Ing Huong said for 63 years, the association has been adhering to the fine traditions of respecting the elderly, uniting, helping each other, and
SIBU: A RM4 million expansion and upgrading of the Sarawak Central Chiang Huang Clan Association (SCCHCA) building here has been completed. Its honorary chairman Datuk Wong Kie Yik officiated at the building’s launching which was attended by Bawang Assan assemblyman Dato Sri Wong Soon Koh who is also SCCHCA’s honorary
SIBU: The hardware industry needs to adapt to the changing environment and seize opportunities to achieve long- term success and sustainable development. Sibu Hardware and Machinery Association (SHMA) chairman Ling Sieng Ying who pointed this out said industry players must have an international perspective since the hardware industry is a
SIBU: A ‘Creating Hope Through Action’ event on suicide awareness and prevention dew participants from all walks of life here recently. Psychotherapist Joycelyn Chieng said it served as a beacon of hope and enlightenment on the issue. At the event she dwelled on LEAP (which stands for Listen, Empathise, Agree
SIBU: The Smart Hut Reading Programme aims to foster a love for reading among students. The organiser Noralam Ideris said the initiative can reduce illiteracy rates and boost students’ literacy and reading skills. Yesterday, 293 pupils from SK Jalan Deshon joined the programme at the school’s Sri Gemilang hall. The
SIBU: University of Technology Sarawak (UTS) has signed two Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) setting in motion its ambition to empower the next generation in skill-based industries. It inked the pacts with Sibu Shipyards Association (SSA) and Huong Seng Motor Trading Sdn Bhd (Huong Seng) at its campus here Wednesday (Sept
SIBU: Deputy Minister of Education, Innovation and Talent Development, Datuk Dr Annuar Rapaee has called on every strata of society to play a role in maintaining harmony and peace in a pluralistic society. In making the call, he said, the cultivation of pure values in all sectors of life must
SIBU: First aid is a universal language that transcends borders, cultures and backgrounds, hence it is a skill that every one should learn. “The significance of first aid cannot be overstated,” said Deputy Minister of Public Health, Environment and Local Government Michael Tiang. “It is the first line of defense
SIBU: First aid knowledge and skills are needed more than ever due to the increasing number of accidents. Malaysian Red Crescent Society (MRCS) Sibu Branch chairman, Penghulu Chua Hiong Kee said first aid has become an important tool in quickly responding to accidents to ensure that injuries can be promptly
SIBU: Youth must up their game and get ready to seize opportunities that will arise with the new economy the state government is presently exploring. Yayasan Sarawak Director, Mersal Abang Rosli said the state government has been able to attract a lot of investment because it has successfully explored new