Saturday, 28 June 2025

Author: Karen Masing

Two mega Australian projects coming to Sarawak

KUCHING: Sarawak is set to receive two major investments from Australian companies, with billion-dollar projects focusing on green magnesium and hydrogen energy. President of the Sarawak Australia Business Chamber (SABC), Rodger Chan Siong Boh, shared the news in a recent Facebook post, expressing his enthusiasm for the projects. According to

Borneo Cross Border Cycling Tour strengthens Malaysia-Indonesia ties

KUCHING: The Borneo Cross Border Cycling Tour is more than just a sporting event—it serves as a platform to strengthen ties between Malaysia and Indonesia, says Datuk Seri Abdul Karim Rahman Hamzah. Welcoming participants from Indonesia, the Minister of Tourism, Creative Industry, and Performing Arts expressed Sarawak’s warm hospitality and

Sarawak set to take over MASwings on Feb 12

KUCHING: The Sarawak government will officially take over MASwings Sdn Bhd (MASwings) on Feb 12 with the signing of a sale and purchase agreement (SPA). Minister of Tourism, Creative Industry, and Performing Arts Datuk Seri Abdul Karim Rahman Hamzah said the date would mark another milestone for Sarawak’s aviation sector

Grand Margherita and Riverside Majestic hotels unveil lavish Ramadhan buffets

KUCHING: As the holy month of Ramadhan approaches, Grand Margherita Hotel, Riverside Majestic Hotel Puteri Wing, and Riverside Majestic Hotel Astana Wing are set to offer a memorable dining experience with their much-anticipated Ramadhan buffets. From March 1 to 30, guests are invited to indulge in three exclusive buffet offerings,

Over 1,000 flood victims identified, aid distributed

SELANGAU: A total of 1,052 flood victims from 67 longhouses have been identified here, with food aid being distributed to those affected. Tamin assemblyman Christopher Gira Sambang said the government is ensuring that every flood-hit longhouse receives the necessary assistance. “Every longhouse affected by the flood will receive the necessary

Anglican Bishop grateful for flood relief efforts

KUCHING: The recent floods in Sarawak have been described as the worst in recent memory, leaving a trail of destruction across multiple districts. In the wake of this disaster, generous individuals and organisations have come together to provide much-needed aid to affected communities. In a heartfelt message, the Bishop of

Personal hygiene key to thwarting post-flood ailments

KUCHING: The public has been urged to consistently maintain personal hygiene, particularly when at Temporary Evacuation Centres (PPS), to mitigate the risk of contracting infectious diseases. A news report by TVS quoted State Health Department director Dr Veronica Lugah, as saying that vulnerable groups, such as the elderly and children,

Flood impact assessed and road upgrades inspected

BELAGA: Murum assemblyman Kennedy Chukpai Ugon, alongside Resident of Kapit Division, Elvis Didit and Belaga District Officer, Bidah Lujah visited Long Nanyan, Sungai Belaga, to assess the current flood situation on Feb 4. The region has been severely affected, with the only access road to the longhouse submerged in floodwaters,

Families pick up the pieces as floods begin receding

KUCHING: As the floodwaters slowly recede, the people of Bintulu are left to pick up the pieces of their shattered lives. The storm may have passed, but for many, the real battle has only just begun. Homes, once filled with warmth and laughter, now stand coated in thick layers of

Selangau authorities mobilise flood relief mission

SELANGAU: A joint relief mission has been launched in aid of residents affected by floods in Tajam, Tamin. It involves the District Office, Welfare Department, and the Tamin Constituency Service Centre, the Civil Defence Force (APMM), the Army (ATM), and the Fire and Rescue Department. The mission, led by District