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Lim: RM2.34 mln for upgrading of 23 schools in Sarawak - Vimarsana News

Lim: RM2.34 mln for upgrading of 23 schools in Sarawak

SIBU (Oct 3): The Ministry of Education (MoE) has approved an allocation of RM2.34 million for the upgrading of 23 schools in Sarawak. Deputy Education Minister Lim Hui Ying announced the allocation at a press conference held during her visit to SMK St Elizabeth here as part of her 10-day visit t

Biting incident: Teacher still on duty as usual, says Kelantan Education Dept - Vimarsana News

Biting incident: Teacher still on duty as usual, says Kelantan Education Dept

KOTA BARU: The teacher who is alleged to have bitten a pupil at a school in Kelantan recently, is confirmed to be still on duty as usual.

Sarawak in need of knowledgeable, skilled workers in various fields, says Lee - Vimarsana News

Sarawak in need of knowledgeable, skilled workers in various fields, says Lee

MIRI (March 26): Sarawak is in need of knowledgeable and skilled workers in various fields, says state Transport Minister Dato Sri Lee Kim Shin. According to him, the digital economy, green energy development as well as the oil and gas industry are among the fields that are developing in the stat

Tribute to landslide victims - Vimarsana News

Tribute to landslide victims

KUALA LUMPUR: Three days before Cheong Kam Yin was to start her stint as the headmistress of SJK(C) Mun Choong here, her world was thrown into turmoil when she received a call from the Education Ministry informing her of the tragic landslide at a campsite in Batang Kali, Selangor.

Espoo raises pay for daycare managers, but not staff - Vimarsana News

Espoo raises pay for daycare managers, but not staff

The city justified the managerial salary increase by saying that paying bosses benefits workers, suggesting that improved leadership increases employee wellbeing.

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