KUCHING: Members of Federation Sarawak Journalist Associations (FSJA) visited Premier of Sarawak Datuk Patinggi Tan Sri Abang Johari Tun Openg at the Premier’s office at Wisma Bapa Malaysia in Petra Jaya on Wednesday (June 22). Led by its president Andy Jong Wan Joon together with the main sponsors for Kenyalang
KUCHING: Sarawakian Bumiputera students can attain world-class education through the Yayasan Sarawak BP40 bursary scheme at Swinburne University of Technology, Sarawak Campus. According to a statement from Swinburne on Thursday (June 23), eligible students could enrol into their preferred programmes at foundation, diploma or degree levels with subsidised tuition fees
PUTRAJAYA: The Federal Court today affirmed the acquittal of a senior citizen accused of murdering her Indonesian maid four years ago. A three-member bench chaired by judge Vernon Ong said trial judge Akhtar Tahir had exercised his discretion to give MA Ambika, 62, an acquittal. “There is no appealable error
By Nura Valentiana Lorna & Neville Timothy Sanders KUCHING: When the price of goods go up, consumers should be prepared to adapt and move forward in order to ensure their long-term survival. Echoing this sentiment, Consumer Voice Association of Sarawak (COVAS) said the dissolution of subsidies for necessities should have
KUCHING: Kuching Polytechnic (PKS) received a visit from six lecturers from the Department of Chemical Engineering and Energy Sustainability (CEES) UNIMAS. The UNIMAS lecturers were led by CEES programme coordinator Dr Josephine Lai. The purpose of the visit was aimed at promoting the study programmes offered by CEES to PKS
By Mariette Tunn Of course, technology has affected how we work and play, and in many ways, for the better; However, would that smile on Mona Lisa be as fascinating as it is in the iconic portrait hand-painted by da Vinci if it had been a photograph portrait taken with
THE INTERNET is without borders, so commerce built atop this infrastructure (e-commerce) should operate on the same principle. However, buying something online and making it appear offline is complex. Miles need to be crossed, manpower needs to be invested, and methods need to be flawlessly followed to facilitate the connection
A delegation of Bintulu Port Authority (BPA) and Bintulu Port Sdn Bhd (BPSB) paid a courtesy call on Deputy Transport Minister Datuk Henry Sum Agong at his office in Putrajaya. Pic shows Henry Sum (third right) giving a souvenir to Bintulu Port Holdings Bhd chief executive officer Datuk Mohammad Medan
KUALA LUMPUR: An instinctive purchase of Magnum’s 4D Jackpot tickets occasionally with special inspiration, saw a 39-year-old businessman win a grand total of RM RM11,716,864.00 earlier this week. The lucky man from Cheras won the first prize Jackpot when the Jackpot numbers he purchased was successfully drawn on June 18.
KUCHING: An estate supervisor from Johor randomly bought numbers which he felt were special and lucky at that moment and won the RM18.8 million Toto 4D Jackpot 1 on June 14. The 68-year-old winner told STM Lottery Sdn Bhd when collecting his winnings that he did not have the habit
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