TWO initiatives, namely the Agricultural Disaster Fund (TBP) and the Rice Crop Disaster Fund (TBTP), have been implemented to assist farmers affected by crop and livestock damage due to disasters. Deputy Minister of Food Industry, Commodity, and Rural Development (MFICORD), Datuk Martin Ben said these initiatives are under the implementation
THE Public Works Department (PWD) Sarawak will conduct a thorough investigation to identify the cause of the subsidence road which is located 1.5km from the Batang Sadong Bridge towards Simunjan. Deputy Minister of Infrastructure and Port Department Datuk Aidel Lariwoo said following the investigation, recommendations for repair will then be
KUCHING: Aspiring journalists must nurture a deep passion for their profession and be proactive in seeking unique stories, said veteran journalist, Datuk Chamil Wariya during an editorial sharing session with Sarawak Tribune/Suara Sarawak (STSS) editors, subeditors and reporters. Chamil emphasised that a true passion for journalism helps journalists from viewing
MAINTENANCE work on the Kapit indoor stadium is schedule to commence in January next year. Deputy Minister of Youth, Sports, and Entrepreneur Development Datuk Gerald Rentap Jabu said the construction period would take of eight months. “The Kapit Indoor Stadium is currently in the process of preparing tender documents which
THE completion of critical infrastructure projects is essential for the economic growth and well-being of rural communities across Sarawak. Lidam Assan (GPS-Katibas) said his constituency has long been advocating for the improvement of infrastructure, particularly rural road connectivity,” he said. “To date, I have submitted several development proposals for budget
THE Transport Ministry is in the process of appointing consultants to carry out the federal funded Trans-Borneo Railway feasibility study. Sarawak’s Deputy Transport Minister Datuk Dr Jerip Susil said these consultants will evaluate and determine the potential railway models for implementation in Sarawak and Sabah. “The Ministry of Transport Sarawak
A GROUP of Orang Ulu from Belaga came by the state legislative assembly to get a first-hand experience of proceedings in the House. They first called on Belaga assemblyman, Datuk Liwan Lagang who received them on Tuesday.Temenggong Ajang Sirek said they were excited to witness assembly members debating and taking
THE tabling of the Natural Resources and Environment Bill as more than just a legal framework—it is a call to action for every individual, business, and government to take on their role as stewards of the environment. Rolland Duat Jubin (GPS-Meluan) said that by adhering to the regulations outlined in
THE Natural Resources and Environment Bill 2024, presented during the 19th Sarawak Legislative Assembly (DUN) session, aims to strengthen the state’s laws and regulations related to water pollution. Miro Simuh (GPS-Serembu) said that the Bill must consider introducing more drastic measures to monitor water cleanliness levels and ensure safe water
THE tourism industry in Sarawak is poised to experience a boom with the state planning to have its own airline and a new airport.In line with these plans, Saribas assemblyman Datuk Razi Sitam gave his views and hopes on the matter. Sarawak Tribune: What do you think of Sarawak’s initiative
