Sarawak first to have ombudsman service in Malaysia – Talib
KUCHING: Sarawak is the first government in Malaysia to start an ombudsman service. According to Minister in the Chief Minister’s…
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Octogenarian loses RM40,000 in bid to get rid of misfortune
SIBU: An octogenarian woman lost RM40,000 after being cheated by two female Chinese nationals who offered to cleanse her of…
‘Revive what you have depleted’
KUCHING: Sarawak timber players have been urged to aggressively revive harvested forests as well as pursue research and development (R&D)…
Poverty main cause of big dropouts – IDS chairman
KOTA KINABALU: More than 40,000 students in Malaysia dropped out of school during the transition phase from Form 3 to…
Maori hoping for recognition they deserve
KOTA KINABALU: Just like the various small ethnic groups in Sabah, the Maori community in New Zealand hopes to make…
Hiew promises to upgrade Taman Luyang playground
KOTA KINABALU: The playground at Taman Luyang Phase 11 urgently needs upgrading due to it being water logged and its…
Youngest sextortion victim is 14
KOTA KINABALU: The youngest victim of online sextortion in Malaysia is only 14 years old, said Head of the Consumer…
Indonesia assures Asean neighbours there will be no haze problems this year
KUALA LUMPUR: Indonesia yesterday assured its Asean neighbours that there will be no transboundary haze problems plaguing the region’’s skyline…