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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 ...
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Man caught at Matang flat with meth worth RM332,800, enough to supply 52,000 users
Police arrested a man after he was found with methamphetamine worth RM332,800 at a Jalan Matang flat here on Monday. Sarawak police commissioner Datuk Mancha Ata said Narcotics Criminal Investigation ...
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Dr Annuar: Entry to Yayasan Sarawak international schools purely merit based, no racial quota used
Sarawakian students from all ethnic groups can pursue their studies at Yayasan Sarawak International Secondary Schools provided they achieve at least Band 5 in Year 6, said Datuk Dr Annuar Rapaee. The ...
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Julaihi: Petros’ role as sole gas aggregator non-negotiable, all parties must comply with law
Petroleum Sarawak Berhad’s (Petros) appointment as the state’s sole gas aggregator is non-negotiable, said Minister of Utility and Telecommunication Dato Sri Julaihi Narawi. He stressed that the ...
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‘I’m proud to be Dayak’, footballer Tommy Mawat Bada blasts critics making racist comments on social media
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Snowdan: Sarawak’s Creative Industry Directory to be ready by April 2025
The Ministry of Tourism, Creative Industry and Performing Arts is currently developing a Creative Industry Directory, which is expected to be completed by April 2025. Deputy Minister Datuk Snowdan ...
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Missing man found safe after 11 days in Ulu Beraya
A man who was reported missing after failing to return home to Kampung Beraya Batu 1 here since Nov 2, has been found safe this morning. Batu Niah fire station chief Rary Binjie said that the victim, ...
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Four Vietnamese men linked to 44 break-ins across Klang Valley killed in police shootout
Four Vietnamese men, suspected of 44 break-ins at homes and offices across the Klang Valley, were killed in a shootout during an Op Tebuk raid at a residence on Jalan Imbi, Kuala Lumpur. Kuala Lumpur ...
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Fossil fuel emissions to hit new record in 2024: researchers
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Discovering the ‘sweet secret’ of the Potala Palace
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SMK Kapit, SK Methodist shine at Mini Inno Waste 2.0 challenge
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Minister attends summit in Sendai to discuss crisis preparation in tourism
Minister of Tourism, Arts and Culture Datuk Seri Tiong King Sing last Saturday attended the ‘Tourism Resilience Summit’ in Sendai, Japan to discuss preparation for crisis in tourism sector. The summit ...