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SEB paid compensation totalling RM800,000 for equipment damaged by power outages, says deputy minister
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Petros donates RM1.6 mln to S’wak Heart Foundation for critical cardiology upgrade at Bintulu Hospital
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Sarawak’s RM14 bln tax revenue highlights state’s transformation, economic resilience
Sarawak’s record-breaking achievement of reaching RM14 billion in tax revenue this year is a positive reflection of the state’s growing economy and the government’s strategy and pragmatic policy ...
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Expand Tropi’s research scope to include sustainable use of NCR lands, suggests rep
The scope of research of Sarawak Tropical Peat Research Institute (Tropi) should be expanded to explore sustainable ways of utilising native customary rights (NCR) lands, said Lidam Assan (GPS-Katibas ...
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China-Egypt jointly built economic zone hailed as model for Belt and Road cooperation
The economic zone near Egypt’s vital Suez Canal built by China’s giant industrial developer TEDA is a promising model of the Belt and Road cooperation between Egypt and China, which contributes to ...
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KKB to strongly benefit from Sarawak’s RM10.8 bln development expenditure for 2025
KKB Engineering Bhd (KKB) is expected to strongly benefit from infrastructure projects derived from Sarawak’s 2025 RM10.8 billion development expenditure. “KKB may strongly benefit from Sarawak’s own ...
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Violet calls for MACC probe into Sarawak Metro’s award of RM122 mln contract to JV company
Pending assemblywoman Violet Yong has called for an investigation by the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) into the award of a RM122 million contract by Sarawak Metro to a joint venture ...
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Sarawakians first for civil service in state, says Batu Kitang rep
Give priority to Sarawakians to serve in the civil service in the state, said Batu Kitang assemblyman Lo Khere Chiang. While highlighting the need to prioritise the ‘Borneonisation’ of civil service ...
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Income eligibility criteria for S’wak govt aids should be re-examined, says Bukit Assek rep
The income eligibility criteria for the various assistance provided by the Sarawak government should be looked at again to ensure they reach people who are truly in need, said Bukit Assek assemblyman ...
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47 compounds issued for excessive vehicle exhaust smoke since Jan 2024 in S’wak’s ongoing emission crackdown
The Sarawak Department of Environment (DOE) has issued 47 compound notices for diesel vehicles emitting excessive black exhaust smoke since January this year, said its Senior Assistant Director ...
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Use cheaper electric buses instead, Chong tells S’wak govt on costly hydrogen-powered vehicles for ART
The Sarawak government has been urged to reconsider the proposed use of hydrogen vehicles for the Kuching’s Autonomous Rapid Transit (ART) system and replace them with electric buses. Chong Chieng Jen ...
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Sharifah Hasidah: RM1,700 minimum wage not applicable to S’wak civil servants as current lowest gross income RM2,185
The implementation of the RM1,700 monthly minimum wage announced by Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim under the ...