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RM3.3 mln agricultural road to enhance rural development in Tebudu

TEBEDU: The new RM3.3 million Kampung Gahat Mawang agricultural road construction project under the Greater Kuching Coordinated Development Agency (GKCDA) serves as a vital catalyst in strengthening the agricultural sector and rural development within the Tebedu state constituency. Speaking at the ground-breaking ceremony of the project, Tebedu assemblyman Dr. Simon

Billing: Sarawak Water goes fully digital from March

KUCHING: Sarawak Water has announced that physical water bills will be phased out starting Mar 1. In a Facebook post, the utility company advised consumers to access and download their bills via the Sarawak Water App, available on the Apple App Store and Google Play Store. The move marks a

Civil servants receive MAKSAK contributions

KUCHING: One hundred Sarawak civil servants received contributions from the Sarawak branch of the Malaysian Government Officers’ Welfare and Sports Council (MAKSAK). Premier Datuk Patinggi Tan Sri Abang Johari Tun Openg handed over the contributions to 20 representatives during a breaking-of-fast event with civil servants at the Satria Pertiwi Complex

RM1.81 million allocated to develop rural Balai Ringin

SERIAN: A total of RM1.81 million in Minor Rural Project (MRP) allocations was presented to 98 recipients during the Monthly Casual Meet-and-Greet Programme with Balai Ringin state assemblyman, Datuk Snowdan Lawan, held at the Balai Ringin Depot on Monday (Feb 23). In his speech, Snowdan said that the substantial allocation

Navigating challenges in diverse environments

Ethical leadership across borders IN an increasingly interconnected world, the concept of ethical leadership holds significant weight, especially across borders where regulatory environments differ vastly. Ethical leadership can be defined as the ability to guide an organisation or community in a manner that is consistent with ethical principles and values.

Skills build service, growth builds loyalty

Why hospitality will keep losing people until it learns to grow them FOR years, hospitality has been labelled as a “low-paying” or “temporary” job. Many outsiders assume it is work people do only until something better comes along. Yet, from my own experience in hotels, restaurants, training rooms, and classrooms,

Sarawak seeks legal clarity on federal petroleum laws

KUCHING: The Sarawak Government has filed a petition in the Federal Court seeking a ruling on the constitutional validity and continued application of several federal petroleum laws to the state, in a move aimed at safeguarding Sarawak’s rights over its offshore oil and gas resources. Deputy Minister in the Premier’s

Mobile World Congress spotlights Sarawak’s investment plans

KUCHING: Sarawak is stepping onto the global stage at the Mobile World Congress (MWC) Barcelona 2026, showcasing itself as a forward-looking, investment-ready economy. Minister for Utility and Telecommunication Sarawak, Datuk Seri Julaihi Narawi, said the event provides a vital platform to attract global partners and quality investments. “Sarawak is advancing

Senator urges prompt implementation of MA63

KUCHING: The Malaysia Agreement 1963 (MA63) continues to serve as the constitutional foundation for fiscal fairness, regional balance, and national unity. Senator Datuk Ahmad Ibrahim stressed that Sarawak and Sabah joined Malaya as founding partners of the Federation of Malaysia. “Implementing MA63 fairly does not weaken Malaysia — it strengthens

Parliament urged to expedite approval of seat increase

KOTA SAMARAHAN: Parliament should give due and serious consideration to the request of expanding the State Legislative Assembly (DUN) seats in Sarawak. DUN Deputy Speaker Datuk Idris Buang addressed concerns over the long delay pending proposal to increase Sarawak’s state constituency seats from 82 to 99. The proposal, which was