ESTHER Law Lee Poh, hailed as the “Woman of Wisdom” by prominent Chinese media in Malaysia, is a dynamic entrepreneur, educator, and writer. Passionate about sharing life experiences and spreading love and inspiration, she continually seeks life breakthroughs, embraces challenges, and sets new goals fuelled by self-encouragement for a sustainable
LUNDU: Funds amounting to RM110,000 have been allocated for comprehensive social development in Kampung (Kpg) Raso 1. Opar assemblyman Billy Sujang stated that of the amount, RM60,000 had been earmarked for upgrading the parking facilities at its multipurpose hall while RM50,000 had been allocated to enhance the Women’s Bureau building
KUCHING: Well-known Alena Murang and Larissa Ping visited the Kuching District Office to submit their applications for native status registration on Monday (Nov 6). Alena’s father, Datuk Ose Murang was also present to accompanied her as she submitted her registration form at the office. Since the enforcement of the Interpretation
KUCHING: Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim must not be overly cautious in supporting reforms as this can hinder progress, said political analyst Datuk Dr Jeniri Amir. Jeniri who is Senior Fellow of the National Council of Professors emphasised that Anwar’s reliance on the support of various parties should not
KUCHING: The Jepak state by-election victory was a testament to the people’s confidence in Gabungan Parti Sarawak (GPS) and their support for the party’s policies and vision for Sarawak’s future. Deputy Premier Datuk Amar Douglas Uggah Embas emphasised that the success of the GPS in Jepak showcased the confidence of
KUCHING: Premier Datuk Patinggi Tan Sri Abang Johari Tun Openg emphasised the need to bolster Sarawak’s beef industry to increase self-sufficiency. With Sarawak’s self-sufficient ration (SSR) standing at only 12 percent, he said Sarawak currently relies on imports from foot and mouth disease (FMD)-free countries such as Australia and New
KUCHING: Addressing the scarcity of veterinarians in the state, Premier Datuk Patinggi Tan Sri Abang Johari Tun Openg unveiled an ambitious strategy, setting the target to increase Sarawak’s veterinarian count to 1,000 by 2040, with an interim goal of 200 veterinarians by 2030. Having expressed his concern over the shortage
BINTULU: Husband and wife duo Abbas Sulak (71) and Ross Dolgapar (78) didn’t miss the opportunity to fulfil their voting duties in the Jepak state by-election. For this elderly couple, it has been a tradition for them to cast their votes every time an election has been held since Sarawak’s
BINTULU: The ongoing Jepak by-election continues to progress smoothly, reflecting the Election Commission’s (EC) commitment to ensuring accessible and convenient voting for all electorates. EC Chairman Tan Sri Abdul Ghani Salleh expressed satisfaction with the ongoing electoral process, citing the absence of complaints as a testament to diligent participation from
BINTULU: The Jepak state by-election is poised for a seamless voting process throughout today (Nov 4) as Gabungan Parti Sarawak (GPS) candidate Iskandar Turkee set an early example by casting his vote at Sekolah Kebangsaan (SK) Bintulu at 8.45am. Iskandar (54), accompanied by his wife Dayang Loha Awang Sahari (52),
