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Hardcore poor nearly doubled in Kelantan - Vimarsana News

Hardcore poor nearly doubled in Kelantan

THE number of heads of household under the hardcore poor category in Kelantan has increased from 9,000 to 14,000 as of early this year, Kosmo! reported.

SEC-GENs, DGs must be bold to terminate services of under-performing contractors - Vimarsana News

SEC-GENs, DGs must be bold to terminate services of under-performing contractors

PUTRAJAYA: Secretaries-general and directors-general (DGs) must monitor the implementation of every project and have the courage to terminate a progra...

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Two new KTYS courses to meet current needs - Vimarsana News

Two new KTYS courses to meet current needs

Kota Kinabalu: Yayasan Sabah College of Technology (KTYS) is offering two new short courses – Pastry and Baking as well as Home Cleaning – to meet the needs of the community and increase the competitiveness of its trainees.

Wan Junaidi says 25 projects initiated during his tenure as Santubong MP will be continued - Vimarsana News

Wan Junaidi says 25 projects initiated during his tenure as Santubong MP will be continued

KUCHING (Oct 29): Senate president Tan Sri Dr Wan Junaidi Tuanku Jaafar said the 25 projects that were initiated during his tenure as Santubong MP will be continued. He said all the projects, worth RM12.536 million, are now being implemented by the federal government. “From the total number of

MOE to recruit 9,500 new teachers in November - Vimarsana News

MOE to recruit 9,500 new teachers in November

PASIR PUTEH: The Education Ministry is expected to recruit 9,500 new teachers this November to address the current teacher shortage issue.