Saturday, 17 January 2026

Author: News Desk

Singapore trade event major platform for Sarawak producers

SINGAPORE: Asia’s premier food and beverage trade event, Food & Hotel Asia–Food & Beverage (FHA-F&B) 2025, is proving to be a powerful gateway for Sarawak producers seeking access to international markets. Held in Singapore from Apr 8 to 11, the exhibition serves as a strategic platform for promoting high-quality Sarawak

Sarawakians share hopes for healthcare improvements in 2050 master plan

KUCHING: Universiti Malaysia Sarawak (Unimas) and global consultancy firm KPMG have been appointed to spearhead the Sarawak Public Health Master Plan 2050. The long-term roadmap is fully funded by the state government, making Sarawak the only state in Malaysia to independently develop its healthcare master plan without fully relying on

Aidilfitri joy overcast for family in Petra Jaya facing health struggles

KUCHING: While many Muslim families continue to celebrate Aidilfitri with joy and laughter, it is a sombre occasion for one family in Petra Jaya who is grappling with serious health and financial challenges. Surya Yuki, 38, from Kampung Semerah Padi, is currently battling multiple illnesses, casting a shadow over this

ANGKASA Sarawak aims to position state as regional cooperative hub 

KUCHING: Sarawak is setting its sights on becoming a regional hub for cooperative-driven sports, entrepreneurship and youth development, following strategic discussions between ANGKASA Sarawak and the Ministry of Youth, Sports and Entrepreneur Development (MYSED). During a courtesy visit on Wednesday, ANGKASA Sarawak chairman Wan Azizan Wan Zainal Abidin, together with

Business in the Digital Age: How MSMEs can harness technology to thrive

DR MIKO CHANG MAY LEE MICRO, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) are the lifeblood of economies worldwide, accounting for approximately 90 per cent of businesses and providing employment to nearly half of the global workforce. In the ASEAN region, their impact is even more pronounced, comprising over 97 per cent

Embrace English for career growth

SPAOH: Rural students have been urged to make a concerted effort to master the English language, as it will equip them to face the world and its numerous challenges. Deputy Premier Datuk Amar Douglas Uggah Embas made this statement while officiating at the closing of the English Language Carnival at

Lundu Hospital receives donated medical equipment

KUCHING: In a continued show of support for rural healthcare, the CCEP Foundation has donated RM20,000 worth of medical equipment to Lundu Hospital, marking its second contribution in recent months. The latest donation includes two vital sign monitors and five semi-automatic hospital beds, bringing the foundation’s total contribution to the

Exploring strategic collaboration in sago sector

DALAT: To strengthen industry ties and promote sustainable development, the Sago and Nipah Development Board (SNDB) conducted a working visit to Song Ngeng Sago Industries here to assess its operations and explore strategic collaboration opportunities in the sago sector. SNDB was represented by General Manager Zaidell Hussaini; Dr Hasawardi Hazmi,

Penang doctor wins RM11.77 million Jackpot

GEORGETOWN: A general practitioner from Penang received an unforgettable anniversary gift when he won RM11.77 million from the Toto 4D Jackpot 1 draw on March 29, 2025. The 53-year-old doctor, who wishes to remain anonymous, said he picked the winning pair of numbers, “4486 & 5704”, based on a receipt

UNIFOR symbolises Sarawak’s commitment to harmony, inclusivity

SIBURAN: The Unit for Other Religions (UNIFOR) stands as a clear testament to Sarawak’s unwavering commitment to religious harmony, demonstrated through its inclusive support for all faiths across the region. Transport Deputy Minister, Datuk Dr Jerip Susil, noted that Sarawak does not practise discrimination against any faith. Instead, funds are