The Rural Water Supply Department (JBALB) will conduct a site visit to Kampung Pa Ukat in Bario to assess the actual situation concerning clean water supply issues in the area. Deputy Minister in the ...

Democratic Action Party (DAP) has called on the Malaysia Airports Holdings Berhad (MAHB) to urgently address the prolonged delay in the upgrade of the toilet facilities at the ground floor of Miri ...

The Sabah China Chamber of Commerce (SCCC) led by its president Datuk Frankie Liew, has embarked on a series of courtesy calls on its Honourable Advisors, comprising prominent political and business ...

Logistics costs are projected to drop by nearly 20 per cent following improved infrastructure, particularly the completed Pan Borneo Highway in Sarawak, said Datuk Ng Koong Sinn. The Malaysia Trucking ...

Greenlandic Foreign Minister Vivian Motzfeldt and Danish Foreign Minister Lars Lokke Rasmussen said Saturday that ongoing negotiations with the United States are “still not where we want to be,” ...

The Sarawak government’s strategic investment in Affin is aimed at building long-term financial synergies and strengthening a sustainable financing ecosystem to support the state’s development agenda ...

The Ministry of Education (MOE) is making full preparations to handle the admission of six-year-olds into Year One from next year, in anticipation of the encouraging response from parents. Its ...

The state Road Transport Department (JPJ) will not hesitate to revoke the licences of drivers found to be involved in illegal activities or unauthorised vehicle modifications. Sarawak JPJ director Nor ...

Deputy Premier Datuk Amar Dr Sim Kui Hian is more determined than ever to push for health autonomy under the Malaysia Agreement 1963 (MA63) following Kuching’s recognition as one of the top stroke ...

USUALLY, when Indonesia comes to mind, most travellers would think of Bali, Java or Sumatra. My introduction to the country, however, unfolded on the same island that had shaped my upbringing – Borneo ...

ELECTRICITY is often called the lifeblood of modern civilisation. Although it is invisible, its presence is felt everywhere and from the lights in our homes and classrooms, to the machines in ...

NEW cycles begin long before we notice them. In East Asian tradition, spring starts in early February with a subtle shift in the sun, not a change in the weather. By the time we feel the warmth, the ...