Bread making course attracts 40 women
SRI AMAN: Forty members of Agal House Women Bureau, Panggil Sri Aman recently took part in a bread making course organised by Gerempung Indu Dayak Sri Aman (Gidsa). Gidsa advisor…
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Workshop highlights value of fungi
LUNDU: Sarawak is hosting the first Southeast Asia Fungal Red List Workshop at Gunung Gading National Park here. The aim of the five-day workshop, which began on Monday, is to…
PH reps pay last respects to rabies victim
KUCHING: MP Kuching Dr Kelvin Yii and Pending assemblywoman Violet Yong paid their last respects to the latest rabies victim Rianni yesterday afternoon at the Hng Nam Siang Tng. Rainni,…
US requires social media accounts from visa applicants
WASHINGTON: The US is reportedly demanding nearly all visa applicants submit information on social media accounts they have used for the past five years, reported Anadolu Agency. This includes the username or handle…
RM80k to help longhouse folk celebrate Gawai
SARIKEI: A total of RM80,000 has been spent by Urban Planning, Land Administration and Environment Assistant Minister Datuk Len Talif Salleh on 1,417 “bilek” of longhouses in conjunction with the…
‘Imrah Ramadan’ programme best for strengthening unity
SRI AMAN: The “Imarah Ramadan” programme is the best platform for strengthening the unity of the ummah to participate in various activities. Sri Aman’s Ministry of Culture and Youth Cultural…
Saturday waste collection brought forward to Friday
KUCHING: Trienekens (Sarawak) Sdn Bhd has announced that collection services for certain areas for Saturday collection shall be brought forward to May 31 (Friday) in anticipation of Gawai Festival. Its…
Health ministry denies claim Malaysian infected with monkeypox
KUALA LUMPUR: The Health Ministry has denied a claim going viral on social media that a Malaysian in Singapore has contracted monkeypox. Health director-general Datuk Dr Noor Hisham Abdullah in a statement today, said…
Keyboard predators: SE Asia’s kids targeted by online paedophiles
FOCUS By SOPHIE DEVILLER Southeast Asia is in the grip of a fresh surge of paedophile activity with predators orchestrating and watching abuse on live-streaming sites and via webcams, and…
Tontos placing GPS devices on security vehicles
KUALA LUMPUR: Tonto syndicates are getting more brazen now and are fixing Global Positioning System (GPS) devices on vehicles belonging to the Malaysian Border Security Agency (MBSA), to track the…