IN light of Sarawak’s ambitious plans to have its own airline and also a new airport, the state’s leaders are voicing their optimism over the potential growth and prosperity this initiative could bring to the region. Deputy Minister of Utility and Telecommunication cum Belaga assemblyman, Datuk Liwan Lagang shares his views
BINTULU is well-positioned to expand its role by potentially hosting hydrogen generation and distribution facilities following amendments to the Distribution of Gas (Amendment) Bill, 2024. Tanjung Batu assemblyman Johnny Pang said Bintulu as a key player in Sarawak’s oil and gas sector has long contributed to the state’s economic growth.
KUCHING: The Bermukun se-Borneo event, running from Nov 7 to 11, serves as a platform to celebrate and strengthen the shared cultural heritage of Bermukun across Malaysia, Brunei Darussalam and Indonesia. Director of the Radio Programme Division at the Malaysian Broadcasting Department, Saifuzzaman Yusop, noted the unifying goal of preserving
KUCHING: Tabung Baitulmal Sarawak (TBS) is expected to record an increase in zakat collection, reaching RM145 million for the financial year 2024. TBS general manager, Datuk Mohd Shibli Abg Mohd Nailie, stated that as of January to September this year, a total of RM106 million has been collected. “This amount
KUCHING: Sarawak aims to achieve a State Average Grade (GPN) of 4.72 in the 2024 Sijil Pelajaran Malaysia (SPM) examination, with 95 per cent of candidates qualifying to receive their certificates. State Education Department (JPNS) director, Datuk Dr. Azhar Ahmad, said this goal also seeks to replicate the excellent results
KUCHING: The public is eagerly anticipating the Sarawak-level Kita MADANI Carnival, scheduled to take place on Nov 9 and 10 at the Penview Convention Centre (PCC) in Demak. The event offers a unique platform for the community to interact with government officials and gain insights into crucial national policies and
SAMALAJU: Pertama Ferroalloys Sdn Bhd proudly hosted a significant event—the Bamboo Planting Programme—held at their facility in Samalaju. This initiative, organised in collaboration with the Sarawak Timber Industry Development Corporation (STIDC), represents an important step toward enhancing sustainability within the ferroalloy industry. The event was graced by STIDC general manager
KUCHING: Malaysian Association for the Blind, Sarawak Branch chairman Isak Ngau expressed his hope that the upcoming Sarawak state budget, to be presented by the Sarawak Premier, would bring positive changes for the Persons with Disabilities (OKU) community. In a press statement issued by the president of the Sarawak Special
KUCHING: The Friendly Neighbourhood (KJM) initiative needs to be improved to match international standards, said Deputy Minister of Utility and Telecommunications, Datuk Dr Abdul Rahman Junaidi. He said the KJM initiative is being emphasised in communities abroad, not just at the state or national level. “We need to think outside
SARIKEI: Sewage problems and damage to roads at Meradong Julau have come to the attention of Sarikei MP Datuk Seri Huang Tiong Sii. He has reached out to the district councils in both areas after receiving complaints from residents there. Huang who is Deputy Minister of Natural Resources and Environmental
