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THE Borneo Post printing section supervisor Wong Liong Ching is one of the very few people who are still with the newspaper from its early days. The 61-year-old even calls the Kuching printing factory at Jalan Kemajuan in Pending Industrial Estate, ‘his home’. Hailing from Sibu, Wong joined Th

KUCHING, April 24 — Muar MP Syed Saddiq Syed Abdul Rahman has voiced concern over the federal government’s move to subsidise RM93 million to implement free toll for four days...

THE flow of time can neither be stopped nor will it wait for any man, like the journey of three reporters of The Borneo Post. One of them is the longest-serving sports reporter, Lester Bingkasan, 44, who has been with The Borneo Post Sabah for almost half his life. He got on board on Sept 1, 2

Traditional media in Sarawak have a long and rich history and have developed resilience to face the changes and challenges in the ecological media environment. The arrival of social media and interplay of power of different political hues have added a new complexion to media in Sarawak, writes TOMAN

FORMER assistant chief reporter of The Borneo Post Kuching, Alexius Barieng, said his time with the local English daily has helped mould the skills that have allowed him to climb the corporate ladder today. “The fondest memory of my time with The Borneo Post was the camaraderie I experienced with

GO Bald campaign is entering its 15th year since it was first launched in 2009. Over the years, the signature fundraiser organised by Sarawak Children’s Cancer Society had its fair share of exposure, as the head-shaving event has raised some impressive amount of funds and recorded thousands of heads

IN my case, writing began with an insatiable interest in reading anything about everything, over and above the textbooks, prescribed by my teachers. In the early 1950s, the only newspaper available in English was the ‘Sarawak Tribune’; available in Malay was the ‘Utusan Sarawak’. Another perio

KUCHING (April 24): Bursa Malaysia Securities Bhd (Bursa Malaysia) believes that now is an opportune time to spread awareness among local companies, especially those in East Malaysia on enhanced opportunities to raise funds via the equity capital market. In an interview with The Borneo Post, the

SIBU (April 24): Bobby William has confirmed his resignation as Parti Bansa Dayak Sarawak (PBDS) president but denied that the party is experiencing internal turmoil. He said PBDS is ‘functioning as usual’, with elected deputy president Moses Ripai assuming the duties of party president, and crit

SIBU (April 24): The Registrar of Societies (RoS) has been notified of the resignation of Bobby William as Parti Bansa Dayak Sarawak (PBDS) president, says deputy president Moses Ripai. In a statement tonight, he said Bobby had communicated the matter to RoS in Putrajaya after he tendered his res