SIMUNJAN assemblyman Awla Idris has urged the Sarawak government to swiftly address the recurring landslides and worsening flood conditions in his constituency, describing both as serious threats to public safety and rural development. He made the call during his speech in support of the motion of appreciation to the Head
THE Sarawak government has been urged to address the pressing issues of outdated rural resettlement schemes and improve support for community leaders serving the state’s rural communities. Speaking during the State Legislative Assembly sitting in support of the motion of appreciation to the Head of State, Tun Pehin Sri Dr
THE Sarawak Government is urged to expedite essential infrastructure upgrades and give precedence to the full implementation of the Mid Rajang Regional Development Agency (MiRRDA), acknowledging its pivotal role in advancing the socioeconomic development of rural communities in central Sarawak. Speaking in support of the motion of appreciation to the
BATU Kitang Assemblyman, Datuk Lo Khere Chiang, has called for swift action on several pressing issues affecting his constituency and the state, including stronger local leadership, enhanced support for professionals, and improved public infrastructure. He made these remarks during a debate in support of the motion of appreciation for the
BUKIT Semuja Assemblyman, John Ilus, has urged the Sarawak Government and relevant agencies to take clear and firm action on major issues such as the oil and gas dispute, flood problems, farming improvements, and rural housing. He said this when debating in support of the motion of appreciation to the
THE government has been urged to take immediate steps to address issues affecting road connectivity, water quality and electricity supply in Baleh constituency. Nicholas Kudi (GPS-Baleh) highlighted the deteriorating state of rural infrastructure in the area, particularly former logging roads that have been left to fall into disrepair. “About 80
AS the lively crowds wander through the colourful stalls of the Tasik Biru Festival 2025, sampling local delicacies, admiring traditional crafts, and enjoying cultural performances, some quiet corners reveal deeply personal stories behind the products on display. From budding entrepreneurs to resilient artists and cultural custodians, the festival in Bau
KUCHING: Metadise, a Sarawak-based digital innovation company, marked a major milestone with the grand launching of its headquarters at The Podium on Saturday. The launch was officiated by Deputy Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Education, Innovation and Talent Development, Anielia Siam, who represented Education, Innovation and Talent Development Minister,
KUCHING: The government has charted five strategic directions to reshape Malaysia’s education landscape into one that is more inclusive, future-oriented, and sustainable. The announcement was made by Deputy Prime Minister, Datuk Seri Dr Ahmad Zahid Hamidi, at the National Teachers’ Day 2025 celebration at Borneo Convention Centre Kuching (BCCK) on
KUCHING: The national education policy must remain consistent for at least 50 years and not be altered with every change in government. In emphasising this, Deputy Prime Minister, Datuk Seri Dr Ahmad Zahid Hamidi, stated that frequent changes in policy whenever a new minister is appointed would only disrupt the
