BUSAN, South Korea: Artificial intelligence (AI) is reshaping esports training by turning complex performance data into practical, coachable insights. Having said that, Sarawak’s Afiq Fadhli Narawi cautioned that accelerated AI adoption must be matched with strong governance frameworks to preserve fairness and competitive integrity. “AI should train the athlete, not
KUCHING: The Tebedu area has been identified as having sufficient raw water resources to enable the construction of a new water treatment plant, which will serve as a backup to the Slabi Water Treatment Plant in the Serian Division. Minister for Utilities and Telecommunications Datuk Seri Julaihi Narawi said the
KUCHING: The Sarawak Government has approved an allocation of RM199 million to implement electricity supply projects under Alternative Financing and the 13th Malaysia Plan (13MP) this year. Utility and Telecommunications Minister, Datuk Seri Julaihi Narawi, said that in line with this, Sarawak Energy Bhd must formulate thorough planning and action
KUCHING: The Sarawak Government has allocated RM1.05 billion to the Ministry of Utility and Telecommunication (MUT) for 2026 to implement utility and telecommunication projects across Sarawak. Its minister, Datuk Seri Julaihi Narawi, said the allocation included funding under Alternative Financing and the 13th Malaysia Plan (13MP). “Therefore, I urge all
KUCHING: Damai Lagoon Resort has unveiled a series of Chinese New Year (CNY) offerings, blending festive dining and holiday stays for families, friends and corporate groups. The promotions include CNY’s Eve set dinners, a buffet celebration and a limited-time holiday accommodation package, all scheduled around mid-February 2026. Resort management said
KUCHING: The Sarawak Government will seek direct federal engagement to address mounting operational and regulatory challenges faced by lorry operators across the state’s vast and complex transport landscape. The move comes amid growing concerns that federal transport policies affecting commercial vehicles may not adequately reflect Sarawak’s unique geography, logistics demands
KUCHING: Festive pop-up booths selling traditional Chinese New Year delicacies are drawing steady crowds as families prepare for celebrations and reunion gatherings. Among the traders is Velerie Chhan, 30, who operates a seasonal pop-up booth at Kenyalang Park offering popular Chinese New Year snacks at a busy commercial location. “Customers
KUCHING: Sarawak continues to strengthen its leadership in digital land administration following a strategic engagement between PCSS Consultancy Sdn. Bhd. and Universiti Teknologi Malaysia (UTM). The visit saw a UTM delegation welcomed at PCSS Consultancy’s Head Office in Kuching, marking progress in research-driven digital governance initiatives. “This collaboration demonstrates Sarawak’s
MIRI: Motorists have been reminded to stay vigilant and comply with traffic regulations throughout the Chinese New Year season to reduce the risk of accidents in light of an expected increase in vehicles on the road. Transport Minister Datuk Seri Lee Kim Shin said traffic congestion typically worsens during festive
KUCHING: The Land Custody and Development Authority (LCDA) has launched its 45th Anniversary Sapphire Jubilee, marking over four decades of service to Sarawak communities. Themed ‘45 Years of LCDA with the Community’, the celebration highlights LCDA’s legacy in driving socio-economic transformation and improving livelihoods through property and commercial agricultural development.