SOFTLY orbiting above, a new network is reshaping how Sarawak connects, works and grows – quietly powering the state’s next economic leap. Indeed, Sarawak is steadily emerging as a serious contender in the digital and aerospace landscape, with Low Earth Orbit (LEO) satellite technology poised to anchor its next phase
MIRI: Grassroots leaders are urged to counter misinformation and embrace evolving development approaches amid rising confusion fueled by social media narratives. Premier Datuk Patinggi Tan Sri Abang Johari Openg said Sarawak’s development strategy is undergoing a shift, and community leaders must play a crucial role in helping the public understand
MIRI: Two major infrastructure projects are set to redefine Miri’s economic future and unlock growth across northern Sarawak. Premier Datuk Patinggi Tan Sri Abang Johari Openg has outlined two “anchor developments” – a deep-sea port and a strategic inland road – as catalysts for long-term transformation in Miri and its
MIRI: Anticipation builds at Miri Stadium as final preparations for the ‘Sarawakku Sayang’ programme draw early crowds and lively participation. Under the late afternoon sun, workers moved with quiet urgency across the grounds of Miri Stadium, putting finishing touches to booths, stages and walkways as the venue steadily transformed into
KUCHING: A four-day eco-tourism showcase at Paku Rock Maze Garden promises immersive nature, culture and community experiences. Joint organising chairman Cr Pui Chung Wei said visitors can expect a thoughtfully curated programme blending wellness activities, coffee talks, a forest market and cultural performances under the “Revisiting Paku Rock Maze Garden:
BAU: The Revisiting Paku Rock Maze Garden event is set to boost Bau’s tourism profile by highlighting its diverse attractions beyond the iconic rock maze. Serembu assemblyman Datuk Miro Simuh said the upcoming event is significant not only for promoting the Paku Rock Maze Garden, but also for drawing attention
BAU: The ‘Revisiting Paku Rock Maze Garden’ event is set to boost Bau’s tourism profile by highlighting its diverse attractions beyond the iconic rock maze. Serembu assemblyman, Datuk Miro Simuh said the upcoming event, to be held from April 30 to May 3, is significant not only for promoting the
KUCHING: Rural connectivity in Tarat has reached a significant milestone, with all villages now accessible by road under the Sarawak government’s Projek Rakyat initiative. Education, Innovation and Talent Development Minister Datuk Seri Roland Sagah said the transformation has connected even the most remote settlements, including Kampung Sememban and Kampung Tanah
KUCHING: A seasoned political observer has lauded Gabungan Parti Sarawak’s (GPS) record but cautioned against complacency as the state election approaches. Political veteran, Wilfred Nissom, said the GPS government, led by Premier Datuk Patinggi Tan Sri Abang Johari Openg, has delivered substantially under its Post COVID-19 Development Strategy, bolstered by new
KUCHING: The tourism project at Bung Sadong is set to move forward after earlier objections to its access road were resolved, paving the way for development to begin. Serian District Council (SDC) chairman Datuk Peter Minos said two landowners who had previously objected to the proposed access route have now
