BINTULU: The Sarawak United Peoples’ Party (SUPP) Bintulu Branch has described the Sarawak State Legislative Assembly’s (DUN) decision to increase the number of seats to 99 as a rightful, strategic, and people-centric move. Its chairman, Johnny Pang Leong Ming, said the increase is not only in line with the principles
BINTULU: Demonstrating care and solidarity with the victims of the recent fire in Kampung Sebuan Besar, Jepak assemblyman Iskandar Turkee stepped in to provide assistance for school-related needs to the affected children. In an initiative carried out on Thursday, Iskandar was joined by Parti Pesaka Bumiputera Bersatu (PBB) Jepak Women
BINTULU: Chinese-medium education is not exclusive to the Chinese community but is open to all races in Sarawak, in line with the state government’s inclusive policy to empower education for the state’s future development. Deputy Premier Datuk Amar Dr Sim Hui Kian said the perception that Chinese-medium schools are only
BINTULU: The Sarawak Forestry Corporation (SFC) is advancing its commitment to marine conservation through the Coral Reef and Reef Ball for Ecosystem Enhancement and Stewardship (COREEFS) 2023-2030 Project, which focuses on the systematic and sustainable restoration of coral reefs across Sarawak. As the agency responsible for the management of fully
BELAGA: The Tasik Balui Natives Association (BLNA), the key representative of the Bakun Resettlement Scheme (BRS) community, has acquired two shop lots at Lokal Centre 1 in Sungai Asap. The acquisition, made possible through a strategic collaboration with Sarawak Energy Berhad (SEB) under its corporate social responsibility initiative, reflects BLNA’s
BINTULU: Sarawak is taking bold steps to lead marine conservation efforts in the region by embracing science, technology, and strong community partnerships. According to Deputy Minister for Infrastructure and Port Development, Datuk Majang Renggi, consistent and holistic conservation of marine ecosystems is essential to safeguard natural resources for future generations.
BELAGA: The Ladong Bio Lepa Ajau Festival 2025, held at Lepo Badeng Hall in Apau Koyan, is more than just an annual festivity. It serves as a meaningful platform to empower the Kenyah community and uphold unity across the Murum and Belaga regions. Now in its 13th edition, the festival
BINTULU: The Gawai Dayak celebration in the Jepak state constituency is more than just a traditional festival. It also serves as a platform to foster unity, promote gratitude, and honour the cultural diversity that defines the Sarawak community. Jepak Assemblyman, Iskandar Turkee, said Gawai is not only a celebration of
BINTULU: Integrity, transparency, and accountability must be the cornerstone of every aspect of public administration to ensure continued public trust in the government. He stated that values such as integrity, transparency, and accountability are not just slogans, but must be embedded in the daily work culture, especially among civil servants
BINTULU: Efforts to empower rural communities in the field of agriculture continue to be intensified through the organisation of the Poultry Farming Management Course by Putra Agricultural Centre, Universiti Putra Malaysia Bintulu Campus (UPMKB), recently. The one-day course attracted 21 participants from various districts across Sarawak including Bintulu, Kuching, Kapit,