The ‘Semai Inklusif’ (Inclusive Seeding) programme aims to empower the community of persons with disabilities (OKU) in Sarawak by providing them with resilient urban farming skills through hands-on
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Sarawak Expands Global Presence with New Trade and Tourism Offices
By Antonia Chiam “We are confident that investment in the island republic would give Sarawak’s economy a push as Singapore is a global trading hub. Statos will re-establish
Grace Wong Sets Three Records and Wins Gold in SEA Games Hammer Throw
KUCHING: The Sarawakian hammer throw star, Grace Wong Xiu Mei, has made a significant mark in regional sports history by delivering an exceptional performance that secured her the
SJKC Kiang Hin’s Board Highlights Dedication to Innovative Education
SJKC Kiang Hin’s headmaster, Ling Ing Kiong, presented a token of appreciation to So, while others looked on. The board of directors of SJKC Kiang Hin has continually
New Iron Bridge Enhances Access for Sungai Mador Residents
Residents of Sungai Mador can now enjoy safer and smoother access following the ahead-of-schedule completion of an iron bridge. Meradong assemblyman Datuk Ding Kuong Hiing stated that the
Adults play a crucial role in guiding children through the digital landscape, says Temenggong Lau
Lau (second left) presents the Model Student Award to Chiew Hui Jin, as Goi (left), Wong (third left) and others look on. Any policymaking must strike a balance
Namlifa Sibu Holds Festive Tea Party for Orphaned Children
Namlifa officials join the children in a group photo, taken during the tea party. Children from orphanages under the Orphans Welfare Organisation of Malaysia (Peryatim) enjoyed a delightful
DAP Stampin supports children with Back-to-School initiatives
The Democratic Action Party (DAP) Stampin branch has reaffirmed its commitment to initiatives that empower children, according to Michael Kong. The special assistant to the DAP Sarawak chairman
Federal Funds Allocated for Reconstruction of Three Sarikei Bridges
Officers from Huang’s parliamentary service centre and the implementing agencies inspect one of the rural bridge sites. Three rural bridges in the Sarikei parliamentary constituency are set to
Transport operators in Sarawak may need to raise rates due to new lorry regulations, warns association
President Jong Boon Khong has emphasized the association’s strong support for the government’s initiatives aimed at enhancing road safety, curbing overloading, and protecting public infrastructure. The Sarawak Lorries
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