LIMBANG: The Sarawak government is committed to improving sports and recreation infrastructure in the Limbang and Lawas areas. Deputy Premier Datuk Amar Awang Tengah Ali Hasan said such infrastructure will be improved from time to time. “The government is building a swimming facility in Lawas and upgrading the pool in
BALINGIAN: In an effort to enhance community ties, the Merdeka Semarak Ria programme will solidify relations among local community watch groups, known as Kawasan Rukun Tetangga (KRT). Scheduled to take place at Pasar Lama Balingian from August 25 to 27, the program coincides with the celebration of the 66th National
MUKAH: The establishment of an education bureau under the Tellian state constituency is an important initiative for the development of human capital, especially in the Mukah area. Assemblyman Royston Valentine said its purpose is to plan and implement programmes and human capital development activities through an educational platform. “This is
MUKAH: Members of the Mukah Area Farmers Association (AFA) are encouraged to explore the market more widely for the agricultural products produced. Mukah AFA chairman Manuchihr Smith said this also involves the packaging and relabelling of products. “This packaging and relabelling process can be done under the Mukah AFA brand.
KUCHING: The highly anticipated Sarawak State Cultural Arts Awards will be held in October. This prestigious event is jointly organised by the Department of Culture and Arts, Sarawak (JKKN Sarawak), the Sarawak Ministry of Tourism, Creative Industry and Performing Arts, and the Sarawak Ngoncong Group Association. The ceremony aims to
DALAT: We should view the COVID-19 pandemic as a learning experience instead of just focusing on its negative aspects, according to the Minister of Women, Children and Community Wellbeing Datuk Seri Fatimah Abdullah. Fatimah recalled that Sarawak began its journey towards the digital economy under the leadership of Prime Minister
