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RM3.9 bln needed to build R3 roads, bridges linking Long Bedian to nearby villages, says rep
Approximately RM3.9 billion is required to build JKR-standard R3 roads with multiple bridges, linking Long Bedian Sub-District to nearby villages, said Telang Usan assemblyman Dato Dennis Ngau. He ...
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Sabah unveils highest ever Budget 2025 with RM6.421 bln
RM6.421 billion in estimated supply expenditure with RM6.445 in projected revenue have been proposed for the 2025 Sabah Budget, which records a surplus of RM24.08 million. State Finance Minister Datuk ...
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Rep calls for urgent village road upgrades in Tellian to improve traffic flow, safety
Tellian assemblyman Royston Valentine has called for phased upgrades and widening of several village roads in his constituency to improve traffic flow and enhance safety for road users. When debating ...
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i-CATS student’s ‘MonkeyGrip’ invention wins top spot at MAD4 PALM OIL Hackathon in Selangor
Sarawakian i-CATS University College student Winnerson Creathcien Collin emerged as the champion of the MAD4 PALM OIL Hackathon 2024, with his college mate Rudi Blitang securing the first runner-up ...
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Hannah Yeoh: Ministry to focus on nurturing new talent in four Olympic sports next year
The Youth and Sports Ministry (KBS) will focus on nurturing new talent in four Olympic sports starting next year. Minister ...
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Wife demands independent probe, RCI for Pastor Raymond Koh missing since 2017
Susanna Liew Sow Yoke said independent investigations and a Royal Commission of Inquiry (RCI) should be held over the ...
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Chong’s remarks disrespectful to DUN, show insensitivity to rural needs, says Tupong rep
Tupong assemblyman Datuk Fazzrudin Abdul Rahman has expressed disappointment and surprise over comments made by Padungan ...
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In Miri, 15 Vietnamese fishermen fined between RM250,000 and RM1 mln for illegally entering Malaysian waters
The Sessions Court here today fined 15 Vietnamese fishermen, three of whom are boat captains, between RM250,000 and RM1 million each in three separate cases, for illegally entering Malaysian waters.
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Satok rep: Sarawak never gave up sovereign right on O&G resources, OMO ‘reborn’ after Emergency Ordinance lapsed in 2012
Sarawak has never given up its sovereign right on the state’s oil and gas resources as the Oil Mining Ordinance (OMO) 1958 remains valid and in force, said Satok assemblyman Datuk Ibrahim Baki. He str ...
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Reinstating Bible Studies in primary schools would honour S’wak’s unique heritage, says evangelical association
The Sarawak Evangelical Christian Association (Seca) has called on the state government to carefully consider Bukit Semuja assemblyman John Ilus’ proposal to reintroduce Bible Studies in Sarawak’s ...
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S’wak homestay operators record income of nearly RM5 million from January to September 2024
Homestay operators in Sarawak recorded a total income of RM4,951,504.25 for the first nine months of this year, said Datuk Snowdan Lawan. The Deputy Minister for Tourism, Creative Industry and ...
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Allocate additional resources to MCC to ease financial constraints, Pujut rep urges S’wak govt
Pujut assemblyman Adam Yii Siew Sang has called on the Sarawak government to consider allocating additional resources to the Miri City Council (MCC), which he says has been grappling with serious ...