Abd Latif Bandi, son, property consultant freed of corruption, money laundering
JOHOR BAHRU: Former Johore state executive council member Datuk Abdul Latif Bandi, his son and a property consultant were yesterday…
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‘GPS reps do their homework to ensure promises fulfilled’
BEKENU: Leaders of Gabungan Parti Sarawak (GPS) keep to their promises as they know the importance of building trust with…
Cabinet to discuss, decide on concerns over matriculation programme — Education D-G
PUTRAJAYA: Education Minister Dr Maszlee Malik will bring up current concerns over admission into the Education Ministry’s (MoE) matriculation programme…
Prepare well for second wave of dry spell, Uggah tells agencies
MIRI: The divisional Disaster Management Committee here has been called on to prepare for the second wave of the dry…
30 per cent of projects for Bumiputera contractors
KUCHING: The government will set aside 30 per cent of large-scale projects for Sarawak Bumiputera contractors. Chief Minister Datuk Patinggi…
Sarawak welcomes move to set up select committee on MA63 — Nancy
KUCHING: Sarawak welcomes the setting-up of a Parliamentary Select Committee (PSC) on the implementation of the Malaysia Agreement 1963 (MA63), says…
‘Pantai Damai can be cradle of professionals’
KUCHING: The Pantai Damai constituency is capable of producing more intellectuals, professionals and scholars in the future. Assistant Minister of…
Relocation an affront to Sarawak’s rights
KUCHING: Sarawak appears to have lost its right to be consulted in the decision to relocate the office of the…