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Man dies after being thrown out of pickup truck in Samalaju, other man injured
A man died while another was injured after the pickup truck they were travelling in skidded off the road and landed on its roof at Selungun roundabout in Samalaju here last night. The Sarawak Fire and ...
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Dept to facilitate S’wak’s agriculture sector transformation into competitive tech-driven business, says Abg Jo
Sarawak will become a facilitator that transforms agriculture into a technology-driven economic sector and competitive ...
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New National Children’s Policy: Thoughts and concerns
IT is good to see that an updated National Children’s Policy was launched and shared with the country on Sunday to improve existing policies and action plans for children. As mentioned in the 45-page ...
The Borneo Post14h
Peter Anthony’s final appeal on UMS document falsification conviction postponed to Jan 9
The final appeal decision for former Sabah Infrastructure Minister Datuk Peter Anthony, who was convicted of falsifying documents related to a maintenance and service contract at Universiti Malaysia ...
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State statutory bodies,GLCs told to contribute to state revenue
Chief Minister Datuk Seri Panglima Hajiji Noor called on state statutory bodies and state government-linked companies (GLCs) to support the government’s aspirations for holistic economic development ...
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Hibiscus Petroleum’s Brunei acquisition to contribute to earnings starting FY2025
Hibiscus Petroleum Bhd’s acquisition of TotalEnergies in Brunei will start to contribute to its earnings from the financial year ending June 30, 2025 (FY2025), said managing director Dr Kenneth ...
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Sarawak Plantation’s 9MFY24 earnings dragged by lower CPO, strong catch up expected in 4Q
Sarawak Plantation Bhd’s core net profit (CNP) for the first nine months of financial year 2024 (9MFY24) has come in slightly lower at RM46.5 million, representing a 1.1 per cent year on year (y-o-y) ...
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Rule of law should prevail over tourism interests in signboard language issue, says Abd Karim
The rule of law must take precedence over tourism interests in determining the languages used on signboards across Malaysia, said Dato Sri Abdul Karim Rahman Hamzah. The Minister of Tourism, Creative ...
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NGV phase-out: A strategic shift toward safer, sustainable transportation
FOLLOWING a Malaysian Cabinet decision on October 2, 2024, Transport Minister Anthony Loke announced that, starting July 1, 2025, Malaysia will no longer permit the registration of natural gas ...
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Federal ministry told to closely regulate, supervise moneylenders instead of celebrating industry with awards
The Federal Ministry of Housing and Local Government has been told to prioritise initiatives that regulate and supervise moneylenders’ activities more effectively instead of celebrating them. Social ...
The Borneo Post22h
The new National Children’s Policy
IT is good to see that an updated National Children’s Policy was launched and shared with the country yesterday to improve existing policies and action plans for children. As mentioned in the 45-page ...
The Borneo Post22h
Dr Amar Singh weighs in on new National Children’s Policy
IT is good to see that an updated National Children’s Policy was launched and shared with the country yesterday to improve existing policies and action plans for children. As mentioned in the 45-page ...