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Man in Kuching pleads guilty to possessing drugs, gets 5 months’ jail
A 34-year-old man was sentenced to five months in jail by the Magistrates’ Court here today after he pleaded guilty to possessing 0.31gm of methamphetamine. Magistrate Ling Hui Chuan meted out the sen ...
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Ngemah rep urges S’wak govt to provide new sites to relocate schools in landslide, flood-prone areas
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Sabah to build 225 affordable public housing in five districts
The Sabah government remains committed to addressing housing needs for low and middle-income groups, with plans to construct 225 affordable public housing units in five districts. Finance Minister ...
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Touches not intended to molest contestant – accused
The defence trial of a politician, who was charged with four counts of molesting an Unduk Ngadau (UN) contestant, commenced at a Magistrate’s Court today. Phillip Among, 53, who is the first witness ...
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Engineers call for S’wak govt clarification on mandatory professional scale fees
The Sarawak government has been urged to clarify the applicability of mandatory professional scale fees for engineers, with a group of industry professionals highlighting the need to uphold standards ...
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Channel funds directly to S’wak to expedite water supply projects, Tamin rep tells Putrajaya
Tamin assemblyman Christopher Gira Sambang has called on the federal government to channel funds directly to the Sarawak government to expedite the implementation of approved water supply projects, ...
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Two terms, no petrol station in Julau: Meluan rep presses SPA to act
Despite having served as an assemblyman for Meluan for two terms, Rolland Duat Jubin admitted that he has yet to secure any petrol station for Julau in his constituency. Therefore, he appealed for the ...
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Sabah projects economic growth ahead with 2.5 pct GDP increase for 2025
Sabah’s economic growth is expected to continue for the years 2024 and 2025. State Finance Minister Datuk Seri Masidi Manjun said taking into account current economic trends, the state’s gross ...
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Bintulu needs its own university, international school, says Tanjong Batu rep
Bintulu, an oil and gas town with growing international presence, is in need of a university and an international school, said Tanjong Batu assemblyman Johnny Pang. Given the scale of Bintulu’s ...
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Video of Anwar’s CNN interview edited, does not reflect full context, says Fahmi
Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim’s interview on the Israel-Palestine conflict with CNN’s Richard Quest recently was edited by irresponsible parties to give an impression that the government ...
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Rep calls for action against illegal gambling establishments in Simunjan masquerading as 24-hour outlets
The growing number of gambling establishments masquerading as 24-hour outlets in Simunjan and surrounding areas needs urgent attention, said its assemblyman Awla Dris. He raised the issue during the ...
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Drought-hit Kota Belud padi farmers receive aid
A total of 269 padi farmers in Kota Belud who were affected by drought, have received RM286,500 assistance from the Tabung Bencana Tanaman Padi (TBTP). According to Deputy Minister of Agriculture and ...