SARATOK: Rural youth are urged to consider the Sarawak United National Youth Association (SABERKAS) as a vital platform for talent development. Bell Bernard Aggan, a political secretary to the Sarawak Premier, noted that SABERKAS continues to play a relevant role in empowering the development of the younger generation through various
SARATOK: Sarawak will continue to experience rapid development next year, especially in rural areas.Political Secretary to the Premier, Bell Bernard Aggan, said the large RM12.363 billion state budget prepared proves the commitment of the Gabungan Parti Sarawak (GPS) government to see Bumi Kenyalang go forward. “Believe me, Sarawak will continue
SARATOK: The Unity Government has been urged to prioritise action on approved yet unimplemented projects, particularly in the Kalaka constituency. Kalaka assemblyman Mohamad Duri highlighted critical projects, including the Kupang-Bajau road, the Sungai Krian Bridge (Pagan), and access roads to Kampung Perpat and Paloh projects which are eagerly awaited by
SARATOK: Conducive sports facilities and infrastructure attracts the interest of the community to be more active. In stating this, Kalaka assemblyman Mohamad Duri expressed his excitement that the spinning top court built in 2020 has revived the traditional sport here. According to him, the ongoing organising of the sport ensured
PUSA: The implementation of free higher education starting in 2026, presenting a unique opportunity for Sarawak’s youth. Batang Lupar MP, Mohamad Shafizan Kepli, emphasised the government’s dedication to educational advancement. “This initiative ensures that no child is left behind in pursuing higher education,” he said at the meeting with parents
KUCHING: The Malaysian Nature Society (MNS) is actively promoting awareness of sustainable used cooking oil usage within communities. In line with this, the Kuching branch of MNS will organise a Dishwashing Soap Making Workshop from Used Cooking Oil on Dec 17, from 1 to 5pm at Hotel Telang Usan, Jalan
MIRI: Three individuals here have had their applications for Malaysian citizenship and blue Malaysian identity cards (MyKad) approved by the National Registration Department (NRD). The trio, part of a larger group of applicants, have now collected their respective MyKads. “They were amongst 15 applicants that we helped to apply for
KUCHING: The Sri Aman Development Agency (SADA) is proposing four new infrastructure projects. Its infrastructure development working committee co-chairman Datuk Snowdan Lawan said that the Sarawak Public Works Department (PWD) is expected to issue tenders for these projects by the end of the year. The proposed projects include the construction
SEBUYAU: The Sebangan Health Clinic is set to undergo expansion with a total allocation of RM900,000 slated for next year. Minister for Utility and Telecommunication, Datuk Seri Julaihi Narawi, and Batang Lupar MP Mohamad Shafizan Kepli, have jointly contributed to the funds, allocating RM600,000 and RM300,000, respectively.“I have approved an
SARATOK: Many projects will be implemented to enhance the agricultural infrastructure in the Kalaka constituency next year, according to Mohamad Duri. The Kalaka assemblyman said, “After being entrusted by the people, I focus on providing and upgrading agricultural roads in all areas. “For example, improving roads to ensure that agricultural
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