Tiang (standing on stage, sixth right) in a group photo with the contest’s top participants. The Deputy Premier Datuk Amar Dr Sim Kui Hian has **emphasized** the need
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Prudent Spending Shapes Holiday Shopping Trends
Photo shows the crochet items that Lovyna makes and gives away as Christmas gifts. In this festive season, individuals are adopting a more cautious approach to their shopping,
Call for UEC Recognition Amid Political Inaction, Says Education Leader
Datuk Jonathan Chai The prolonged indecision by the federal government to recognise the Unified Examination Certificate (UEC) highlights a significant lack of sincerity and political will, according to
Improper Waste Management and Drainage Issues Intensify Flooding in Pujut
Lee (front, left) fields questions from the reporters during the site visit. Illegal dumping and unauthorized crossings along a major storm drain have been identified as significant factors
Flood Update: Slight Uptick in Terengganu Evacuees as Sarawak Conditions Improve
Deluges in Terengganu have displaced several more families from their residences, even as flood conditions in parts of Sarawak continue to improve. In Terengganu, officials state that the
SIAC 2025 Fosters Global Artistic Collaboration
The Sarawak International Art Camp (SIAC) 2025 brought together artists from 14 countries, connecting Sarawak to the world through creativity, understanding, and friendship. The second edition of the
Sedidik Sarawak plans to launch four new childcare centres by 2026
Children from Sedidik kindergartens in the Samarahan zone put on a performance at the event. Sedidik Sarawak is poised to enhance its early childhood education offerings with the
CoherentPlus Advances Digital Payments in ASEAN Region
CoherentPlus Jellies V2T reader deployed at MRT stations in Kuala Lumpur, enabling commuters to pay for their rides without the need for cash. As Malaysia takes the lead
Api-Api Lawmaker Advocates for Lower Parking Fines in Sabah
File photo for illustration purposes Api-Api assemblyman Loi Kok Liang has called upon the Sabah government to reassess the parking fine rates in Kota Kinabalu. He proposes that
Batik Air begins direct flights between Kota Kinabalu and Kuching, enhancing regional travel
Batik Air has officially launched its direct Kota Kinabalu–Kuching flight service, marking a major step forward in strengthening air connectivity between Sabah and Sarawak. The inaugural flight, which
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