BETONG: Educators are concerned about the shortage of teachers and the unfilled vacancies in Sarawak. They hope the issues will be addressed by the government
KUCHING: When it comes to naming a monument, it can either be humorously entertaining or incredibly serious. This was the case for the tallest flagpole
KUCHING: Sarawak’s free tertiary education policy, which will be implemented by 2026, has received a positive reaction from students and members of the public alike.
KOTA SAMARAHAN: As the countdown to the arrival of 2024 gains momentum, the anticipation for New Year’s celebrations in Sarawak is augmented by hopes and
MUKAH: With just a few days left until we bid farewell to 2023 and usher in 2024, the residents of several villages here are buzzing
KUCHING: Public transportation in Sarawak plays a crucial role for residents, providing essential links for daily commutes and access to services despite the majority owning
MUKAH: “Glow in the dark” road technology that reflects light in the dark is helping road users, especially at night. With this technology, it also
MIRI: Most motorists in the rural areas here praised and expressed hope that the pilot project of installing “Glow-in-the-dark” or luminescent road paint which has
KUCHING: One unit of blood, approximately 450 millilitres (ml), can save three lives. This demonstrates the high value of blood donated by a single individual.
MUKAH: The Northeast Monsoon season, marking the end of the year, brings with it turbulent sea conditions, rendering maritime activities like fishing, swimming, and other
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