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KUCHING (July 21): Deputy Prime Minister Dato Seri Fadillah Yusof is optimistic that the current federal administration can play a significant role as a uniting force to counter the political turbulence in the past few years. Speaking to The Borneo Post and Utusan Borneo in an exclusive interview

KUCHING (July 21): Deputy Prime Minister Dato Seri Fadillah Yusof has attributed his achievement today to his late father, Yusof Merais, who had fought for the liberation of Sarawak from British colonialism in early 1950s. Speaking to The Borneo Post and Utusan Borneo during an exclusive intervie

SINCE becoming deputy prime minister, Datuk Seri Fadillah Yusof was also appointed as the chairman of the Malaysia Agreement 1963 (MA63) Technical Committee, which was set up to resolve issues regarding the rights of Sarawak and Sabah that were agreed upon at the formation of Malaysia. In the sec

KUCHING (July 22): The Malaysia Agreement 1963 should not become a divisive factor in the country but serve as a reminder of the struggles of the nation’s founding fathers, says Deputy Prime Minister Datuk Seri Fadillah Yusof. The chairman of the MA63 Technical Committee said the measures and eff

PETALING JAYA: The Malaysian Medical Association (MMA) has reminded doctors who failed to report for duty in Sarawak or rejected posts there that they are required to adhere to directives as civil servants.

KUCHING: Shell awarded five enterprises as grand winners of Shell LiveWIRE Malaysia 2022 in the national finals, which took place at TEGAS Digital Village, today.

KUCHING (July 19): The decision by the federal government requiring vehicle-repair workshops to display a list of the names and qualifications of their mechanics has received mixed reactions from local operators. Those interviewed by The Borneo Post questioned the practicality of the new requirem

KUCHING (July 19): A minivan carrying federal Minister of Tourism, Arts and Culture Dato Sri Tiong King Sing was among multiple vehicles involved in an accident at Jalan Professor Khoo Kay Kim in Petaling Jaya, Selangor last night. A Malay Mail report citing photographs from Sin Chew Daily said a

KUCHING (July 19): Sarawak Iban Kuntau Association (Sikar) wishes to promote the Iban Kuntau martial arts to a wider audience. In expressing this view to The Borneo Post today, members of the association namely Basil Laman, Mabong Unggang and Churchill Edward said like any other forms of martial

HAVING people of various religious and racial background living in harmony has always been what Sarawak is best known for and such spirit of togetherness can be observed at many places throughout the state, especially at its eateries. Not only do the eateries perfectly display the spirit of unity