Sunday, 15 March 2026

Author: Rintos Mail

Serikin ICQS to transform Bau’s economy

KUCHING: Bau is set for a major economic shake-up in two years’ time when the Immigration, Customs, Quarantine and Security (ICQS) complex in Serikin is fully operational. The Serikin ICQS development is tipped to turn the once-sleepy border area into a bustling new business transit hub. Deputy Minister of Transport

Serikin ICQS set to transform Bau economy

KUCHING: Bau is set for a major economic shake-up in two years’ time when the Immigration, Customs, Quarantine and Security (ICQS) complex in Serikin is fully operational. The Serikin ICQS development is tipped to turn the once-sleepy border area into a bustling new business transit hub. Deputy Minister of Transport

Young Sarawakians urged to pursue aerospace engineering careers

KUCHING: Young Sarawakians have been encouraged to consider aerospace engineering as a future-oriented field offering strong career prospects, as Sarawak accelerates its transition towards high-technology and innovation-based industries. With aerospace emerging as a strategic sector under the state’s long-term development agenda, demand is expected to rise for skilled professionals in

Local communities to be made partners

KUCHING: Local communities are being positioned as equity partners under the new business model adopted for the Greater Bau development initiative, marking a shift towards inclusive and sustainable growth. Deputy Minister of Transport Datuk Henry Harry Jinep said the model ensures that the locals are no longer mere bystanders in

Greater Bau development: Local communities to be made partners

KUCHING: Local communities are being positioned as equity partners under the new business model adopted for the Greater Bau development initiative, marking a shift towards inclusive and sustainable growth. Deputy Minister of Transport Datuk Henry Harry Jinep said the model ensures that the locals are no longer mere bystanders in

Maw San Today: A Landscape of Memory

Once a thriving gold-mining settlement, Maw San in Bau, Sarawak, is now a quiet reminder of the past. From the remnants of miners’ communities and Liu Shan Bang’s memorial to the tranquil waters of Tasik Biru, the area preserves stories of ambition, rebellion, and resilience, while plans for a museum

Bau Gold Mine Museum awaiting design approval

KUCHING: The proposed Bau Gold Mine Museum has yet to take off as the project is still awaiting approval from the Sarawak State Building Design Committee (SBDC), a mandatory requirement before construction can begin. Tasik Biru assemblyman Datuk Henry Harry Jinep said the museum, envisioned as a flagship heritage attraction

Red Bridge beckons heritage buffs to Bau

THE century-old Red Bridge at Dahan Estate, Kampung Seropak, Bau, is set to take on new life as a tourism destination, following fresh plans to preserve and promote the landmark as part of Bau’s cultural and eco-tourism circuit. Hidden amid the lush greenery of Kampung Seropak, the bridge has quietly

Serembu on the cusp of becoming tourism draw

KUCHING: The Serembu state constituency is poised to emerge as a vibrant tourism destination, with plans to offer about 20 distinct tourism products once all projects funded under the Greater Kuching Coordinated Development Agency (GKCDA) are fully completed. According to Serembu assemblyman Dato Miro Simuh, the completion of these projects

Serembu set to roll out 20 tourism products under GKCDA

KUCHING: The Serembu state constituency is poised to emerge as a vibrant tourism destination, with plans to offer about 20 distinct tourism products once all projects funded under the Greater Kuching Coordinated Development Agency (GKCDA) are fully completed. Serembu assemblyman Datuk Miro Simuh said the completion of these projects form