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PNB declares 5.75 sen per unit income, highest payout since 2020 for Amanah Saham Bumiputera
Permodalan Nasional Bhd’s (PNB) wholly owned unit trust management company, Amanah Saham Nasional Bhd (ASNB), has announced a ...
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Fourth crewman of fishing boat that sank found safe in Asajaya, search continues for two others
A fourth crew member of a fishing boat that is believed to have sunk near Pulau Burong here on Dec 17 was rescued early today ...
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Fifth crewman of sunken fishing boat found safe in Sibu, search continues for Thai national
A fifth crew member of a fishing boat that is believed to have sunk near Pulau Burong here on Dec 17 was rescued yesterday afternoon (Dec 23). Sarawak Maritime director First Admiral Kamal Ariffin ...
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Major strategic projects to propel Sarawak as new Asian economic force, says Premier
Two massive projects as well as other large and strategic projects in the offing are designed to propel Sarawak to emerge as a new economic force in the Asian region, said Datuk Patinggi Tan Sri Abang ...
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TYT Wan Junaidi: S’wak’s decision to maintain exams will help prepare younger generation for adulthood’s greater challenges
The Sarawak government’s decision to maintain the importance of examinations at certain levels in schools is appropriate and correct, said Governor Tun Pehin Sri Dr Wan Junaidi Tuanku Jaafar He said t ...
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Association of Churches: Don’t give value to those wishing to cause division, dissension
The Association of Churches in Sarawak (ACS) has called on the people not to give value to those who are out to ridicule or put others down. In a statement, ACS chairman the Rt Rev Datuk Danald Jute, ...
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Uggah: Christmas a time for ‘Orang Sarawak’ to reaffirm commitment to strengthen unity, harmony
The Christmas season is a time for Sarawakians to reaffirm their commitment to strengthening unity and harmony as ‘Orang Sarawak’, said Datuk Amar Douglas Uggah Embas. The Deputy Premier called on Sar ...
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Man in Kuching gets jail, fine for insulting modesty of woman and punching her face
The Magistrates’ Court here yesterday sentenced a man to three months in jail and fined him RM2,000 in default four months’ jail for insulting the modesty of a woman and punching her in the face.
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China Focus: World’s largest ice-and-snow theme park opens on Winter Solstice in China’s ‘city of ice’
Gliding down an over-500-meter-long ice slide, Zhang Jiajia felt like she was flying, and that her one-minute experience had been worth the hour-plus wait in line. “It’s super exciting. My heart ...
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Hotline service a ‘Chinese solution’ for Beijing’s urban governance
Braving the chilly winter morning, Guo Changyi, a bus driver for Beijing Public Transport, arrived at the company office before sunrise to inspect and clean the bus and adjust its interior temperature ...
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Don’t fence up Tanjung Aru low-cost flats, plead residents
Residents of the Tanjung Aru low-cost flats are pleading to the Sabah Housing and Urban Development Board (LPPB) to cease ...
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KPDN: Failure to display ‘pink’ price tags remains most common offence among Sarawak traders
The failure to display ‘pink’ price tags for controlled items remains the most common offence among traders in Sarawak, said ...