KUCHING: Forty Sarawak officials have signed up to attend the dragon-lion dance coaching and refereeing course held by Sarawak Dragon-Lion Dance Association (PTNSWS) and supported by Sarawak Youth and Sports Department (JBS) to be held at Guang Ming Secondary School in Sibu on 1and 2 June 2017. The course
KUCHING: There is a possibility that Parti Bangsa Dayak Sarawak Baru (PBDSB) may not contest in the upcoming Pujut By-election. Its acting youth chief, Rapelson Richard Hamit said the party would let the seat be contested by Chinese parties. “But nevertheless, PBDSB will not stop its members from helping Chinese opposition
LUNDU: Lundu will have its development focus to be a tourist destination and as a tourism town in Sarawak. This was disclosed by Tanjung Datu Assemblywoman Datuk Amar Jamilah Anu. She said it will be inclined to cleanliness, landscaping, public utilities, drainage, street lightings and increased trading activities. “In order
ASAJAYA: Hope Place Kuching delivered food items and other essential items to a disabled man at Kampung Sambir here after receiving a request from Azzizie Mohd Jeman, a social worker from Sentosa Hospital recently. The non-governmental organisation (NGO) handed over food items like rice, cooking oil, sugar, salt, biscuit, noodle,
KUCHING: A total of 23 participants from 16 companies took part in the Food Safety Management System ISO 22000 and Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Points (HACCP) Certification. The two-day course which began on Wednesday was held at a local hotel here. The course was organised by TM TEC Academy
BARIO: The 50km Bario trail run created by Malaysian sports marketing veteran Kuhan Foo and iM Sarawak celebrated its third anniversary recently. The men’s category winner this year is Mohd Syamsul Bahtiar bin Abd Gapar who clocked a time of 6:07:33. Reiko Yamashita took home the ladies honours in a
KUCHING: Sarawak-based infrastructure specialist Hock Seng Lee Berhad (HSL) has had a productive start to the year in terms of both project execution and procurement. The first quarter of 2017 has seen RM346 million in new works added to HSL’s books bringing the value of projects in hand to a
MUKAH: Twenty-nine 29 Mukah Wushu athletes attended the upgrading exercise and training camp conducted by the Sarawak Dragon-Lion Dance and Wushu Association (PTNSWS) and supported by the Sarawak Youth & Sports Department (JBS) held on 20 an 21 May at SRK Chong Boon here. SRK Chong Boon principal Mr Kok
MUKAH: An eight-foot long crocodile was found in an exhausted and weakened condition by a fisherman in Mukah here yesterday. The fisherman, Nawawi Sami, 57, found the crocodile around 10am after it being electrocuted in his attempt of catching fish using electric shock technique in the Muut River here. Nawawi
SKRANG: The Government has allocated RM28.5 million to implement the Ulu Skrang Road Upgrading Project Phase II in Engkilili, according to Deputy Chief Minister Datuk Amar Douglas Uggah Embas. He said the project phase II in Engkilili area is expected to begin in the first quarter of next year and
