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KUCHING (Sept 4): Sarawak’s economy ought to be driven by the private sector instead of being heavily dependent on federal funding, said Deputy State Secretary (Economic Planning and Development) Datu Dr Muhammad Abdullah Zaidel. He said this should be the way under the state’s Post Covid-19 Deve

Party commission to take over planning and policy for sensitive sectors, possibly as a result of US rivalry, espionage fears and military links.

KUCHING, Sept 2 — The state Cabinet has already approved the draft amendments to Sarawak Labour Ordinance, which incorporates the recent amendments to the Employment Act and...

KUCHING (Sept 2): The Sarawak Cabinet has already approved the draft amendments to Sarawak Labour Ordinance, which incorporates the recent amendments to the Employment Act and applicable provisions of the law on minimum housing standards for workers, Datuk Gerawat Gala said today. The deputy mini

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KUCHING (Sept 1): Local authorities and councillors must play their role to ensure that Sarawak becomes ‘the best state in Malaysia’, said Deputy Premier Dato Sri Dr Sim Kui Hian. "Councillors are indeed the link between Sarawak Government policy makers and the people. "Today, the roles and th

Mukah: In his address at the state-level National Day celebration here today, Sarawak Premier Tan Sri Abang Johari Openg said he was sad that the country is still unable to focus its energy on economic development and due to political bickering in Peninsular Malaysia.

A government inquiry into the rejection of the contentious HIF1 Didcot road scheme will be held in December.

THE National Development Strategy (NDS1) registered gains across all the 14 priority areas during the first half phase of its implementation, with the focus now on identifying gaps to ensure the full realisation of the policy targets. The year 2023 marks the midpoint in the implementation of NDS1, the second of three successive national development…

Some 55 years ago, innovation trends in the banking sector and the use of money fueled general speculations about the future of money. In a comment on the raging speculations at the time, Jack Lefler in the July 24, 1968 edition of the Las Cruces Sun-News (Las Cruces, NM) noted…