KUCHING: It was a night to remember as Naim Holdings Bhd was adjudged the winner of the 7th Sarawak Chief Minister’s Environmental Award (CMEA) 2015/2016 in the Large Enterprise (Construction) category, marking its fourth consecutive win of the coveted award. Representing Naim to receive the award was its Board Member,
MIRI: Appointed headman should be committed in performing their task as the middlemen between the government and the community. Assistant Minister for Solidarity Rosey Yunus said the responsibilities of a headman comprised many aspects including the welfare of people, regardless races or religious, and to distribute aid fairly. Speaking at
KUCHING: Miss Wong Wang Yuen is a Sarawakian and a holder of Master Degree in Education (Mathematic Education) from the Universiti Pendidikan Sultan Idris. She graduated with a Bachelor Degree in Education from the Universiti Tun Abdul Razak (Unitar) in 2010. The same year she submitted her application through the
KUCHING: Experience owned by Johor Darul Takzim (JDT) team turned out to be the hurdle for Sarawak to register their first win the Super League at the Stadium Negeri here, Tuesday night. Sarawak head coach, David Usop said the quality and experience of JDT players were hard to match by
Just a few days ago, I had the privilege of speaking to two awesome women in regards to the upcoming International Women’s Day on March 8. After all the formality and interview was over, the three of us were having a chat about random topics which eventually led to us
SRI AMAN: Cassidy Morris is now the new Sarawak Public Works Department (PWD) Central Region Manager. Prior to his promotion, Cassidy served as Sri Aman PWD divisional engineer for five years and seven months. Speaking to the media after handing over his duties to his successor, Bujang Kanang here on
KUCHING: The Sarawak Social Development Council (MPS) has lined up various activities this year with more emphasis on physical, economical and social aspects. Welfare, Women and Community Wellbeing Minister Datuk Hajah Fatimah Abdullah said that since MPS core activity was based on researches, the results of the research had to
KOTA SAMARAHAN: Universiti Malaysia Sarawak (Unimas) auxilliary police have conducted a 24-hour surveillance on the campus’s man-made lake following reports of sightings of a medium-size reptile ‘resembling a crocodile’ in the lake on 7 February. Unimas in a statement yesterday said its security team had also contacted the Sarawak Forestry
KUCHING: An elderly worker died suddenly after he collapsed in a bathroom of a house he was renovating yesterday. The incident occurred at around noon at Tabuan Jaya when Mohd Sapar, 60, from Jalan Siol Kandis, complained of dizziness before collapsing in the bathroom. His colleagues who saw him lying
When life gets overwhelming, there are times where we feel like things are just upside down. But instead of stressing out, the best way to tackle problems might be to look at things at a new perspective. What perspective you ask? Why not try upside down? Located at Jalan Borneo,
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