KUCHING: The blood donation campaign organised by the Kuching Hokkien Association Youth Section yesterday was a huge success. 159 pints of blood were collected for
MUKAH: Malaysians are quite synonymous with street burgers as part of night enjoyment, thus making it part of unique local culture. Street burgers are often
SIBU: Sarawak’s hospitality industry is facing a staff shortage up to 40 per cent as many locals prefer to work in Singapore. Malaysia Association of
SARATOK: Krian Assemblyman Friday Belik has approved an allocation of RM10,000 for the Saratok/Saribas ATM Veterans Association. He hoped the association will continue to be
KUCHING: After 11,550 business premises were inspected throughout the state, the Sarawak Ministry of Domestic Trade and Consumer Affairs (KPDNHEP) recorded 103 cases (compound value
KUCHING: The two-day Sarawak Women’s Career Carnival aims to empower and increase the involvement of women in economic activities along with offering them opportunities. According
KUCHING: A monitoring system to track the airing of ethnic songs may be music to the ears of local artistes. The idea was suggested by
BAU: The state government has approved the Village Expansion Scheme (SPK) for Malay villages here in view of the growing population in the area. Premier
SIBU: Police here are seeking information on the whereabouts of an Indian national who was reported missing. In addition, the man reportedly has lost contact
DEBAK: Youths, housewives, single mothers and practically anyone else who is interested can attend skills classes organised by the Community Development Department (Kemas) to generate
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