Author: Neville Timothy Sanders

DARO: The Acute Water Shortage Mitigation Project in Pangtrey is expected to serve as the primary solution to water supply issues in Daro, including nearby areas such as Matu. Daro assemblyman Safiee Ahmad expressed his commitment to monitoring the progress of the RM12.5 million project closely. “The plant is currently

YOKOHAMA: A total of seven study permits and one forest carbon licence have been issued in Sarawak to date. The permit and licence are part of Sarawak’s effort to explore the potential of the carbon credit market as a vital part of its strategy to achieve carbon neutrality. “By monetising

KUALA LUMPUR: Sarawak Tourism Board (STB) and bzBee Consult clinched the coveted Campaign of the Years Awards in the Agency and In-House Category during the recent Malaysia Public Relations Awards (MPRA) 2024. The awards solidify their position as trailblazers in public relations excellence. The award ceremony, held in conjunction with

KUCHING: Any holiday plans have to be put on hold. This is the situation Sarawak Fire and Rescue Department personnel are facing as their leave has been frozen in preparation for floods. Bomba Sarawak acting director Tiong Ling Hii said leave has been frozen for personnel at all 38 stations

KUCHING: Premier Datuk Patinggi Tan Sri Abang Johari Tun Openg received two courtesy calls at his office in Wisma Bapa Malaysia here today. The first visit involved the Ambassador of the Republic of Peru to Malaysia, Ricardo Estanislao Morote Canales. During the first meeting, Ricardo discussed several initiatives, including collaboration

BAU: A group of dedicated volunteers have been instrumental in the success of the Bau Youth Carnival 2024. Comprising 26 individuals from various institutions across Sarawak, these young volunteers have contributed significantly to the three-day event (Nov 29 to Dec 1). One such volunteer, 22-year-old Gabriel Jabing Muan, shared his

BAU: No resident of the state is allowed to own more than 20 acres of customary land without concrete proof, said Datuk Henry Harry Jinep. The Tasik Biru assemblyman emphasised that customary land cultivated over generations in traditional village areas must be surveyed and demarcated by the Land and Survey

BAU: The Sarawak government is ready to cooperate with the federal government on the RM13 billion affordable housing project recently announced by the Ministry of Housing and Local Government. Deputy Premier Datuk Amar Awang Tengah Ali Hasan said that, similar to PR1MA housing projects, they will also collaborate with the