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MORE and more, it seems, that if we want to find progressive, inclusive and egalitarian Malaysia, we have to look to Sarawak and, to a lesser extent, Sabah. Both state leaderships seem to be showing more intelligence, rationality and savviness than the federal administration.
BINTULU (Nov 4): Voters showed up early to cast their ballots in the Jepak by-election when the polling station at Sekolah Kebangsaan Bintulu officially opened at 7.30am. All appeared calm as of 8am, based on The Borneo Post’s observation, and the weather proved fair as well. After the polling
MIRI (Nov 4): Miri MP Chiew Choon Man has hailed the government’s decision of excluding the targeted diesel subsidies programme in Sarawak and Sabah under Budget 2024 as ‘the right move’. The Angkatan Muda Keadilan Sarawak chairman regards this as indicating that Sarawak’s voices are being heard
MUKAH (Nov 3): An education stakeholder here welcomes the proposal for Sarawak to set up its own assessment system for Year 6 pupils. SK Mukah Parent-Teacher Association (PTA) chairman Tanrapijan Serakawi said that the assessment could be used as a benchmark to determine the pupils’ level of lear
KUCHING (Nov 3): Elite Wushu Club Kuching produced a superb performance at the recent International Wushu Open Competition and International Online Wushu Competition in Klang, Selangor. The 28-member team led by club president and head coach Lydia Ling Ung Hee performed beyond expectations to ama