KUCHING: Sarawak today has positioned itself well to ensure greater participation of the state with the formation of state-owned companies to spearhead activities and projects
KUCHING: The Malaysian Scouts Federation Sarawak Branch created a new record when it successfully entered the Malaysia Book of Records for the ‘Longest Bamboo Table’
KUCHING: The Sarawak government will look into providing special assistance to help the people in the state cope with the present rising cost of living.
KUCHING: Adequate consultation and brainstorming with the stakeholders is needed before any far-reaching policy is implemented by the government. Kuching Chinese General Chamber of Commerce
KUCHING: The sales of petrol and diesel for public use in Kapit are expected to be back to normalcy starting tomorrow. Domestic Trade and Consumer
KUCHING: The first interstate control post in Sarawak will soon be built in Lawas to deal with the rampant entry of illegal immigrants and cross-border
KUCHING: The training programme for hydroponics, fertigation and composting techniques today was given a boost with the attendance of the Premier of Sarawak’s wife, Puan
KUCHING: The Malaysian Scouts Federation Sarawak Branch has been encouraged to create a mobile application for the scouts to record their Job Week activities. Premier
KUCHING: The Sarawak government has set aside a sum of RM12 million to upgrade the Scout campsite at Matang near here with better training facilities.
KUCHING: The state government will pay for Sarawak Scouts to attend the 25th World Scout Jamboree (WSJ) which will be held in South Korea in
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