Author: Fasiha Khushiri

KUCHING: Sarawak United Peoples’ Party (SUPP) Youth Central vice-chairman, Kelvin Hii, has criticised the Education Ministry’s new two-teachers-per-class policy, warning that students should not be treated as “guinea pigs”. Hii expressed bewilderment over the announcement, questioning whether the ministry had evaluated the practicality or explored better alternatives before deciding to

KUCHING: The number of researchers in the agricultural sector must be increased to ensure comprehensive development of the industry. Minister for Food Industry, Commodities and Regional Development (M-FICORD), Datuk Seri Dr Stephen Rundi Utom, said that building a strong agricultural workforce must begin with producing as many researchers as possible.

SARIKEI: The closing ceremony of the Sarikei Public Service Innovation Month on Oct 31 marked a significant milestone in advancing innovation and entrepreneurship across the region. The event underscored the close collaboration between the Sarikei Innovation Center (SIC) and the Resident Office of Sarikei, both committed to fostering a culture

KUCHING: Sweden’s renowned ombudsman institutions, with over two centuries of established practices, serve as global benchmarks for independent oversight and public accountability. Among these specialised bodies are the Parliamentary Ombudsmen, the Equality Ombudsman (which combats discrimination), the Ombudsman for Children, the Press Ombudsman, and the Consumer Ombudsman. On Oct 27,