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Tiong: I don't need excess baggage in my ministry - Vimarsana News

Tiong: I don't need excess baggage in my ministry

SIBU: Only competent people will be taken in when the Tourism, Arts, and Culture Ministry is restructured – and this includes agencies under it, says Datuk Seri Tiong King Sing

Tiong: Using race, religion cards for political mileage must stop - Vimarsana News

Tiong: Using race, religion cards for political mileage must stop

SIBU (July 8): Federal Minister of Tourism, Arts and Culture Datuk Seri Tiong King Sing has urged certain quarters to stop using race and religion cards in politics, especially with the upcoming election season over in Peninsular Malaysia. According to him, there is an irresponsible group of peop

State polls: Stop racial, religious politics, says Tiong - Vimarsana News

State polls: Stop racial, religious politics, says Tiong

SIBU: Racial and religious politicking should be stopped as it goes against the fabric of Malaysia's multi-racial society, says Datuk Seri Tiong King Sing.

Tourism Ministry only looking for competent people, says Tiong - Vimarsana News

Tourism Ministry only looking for competent people, says Tiong

SIBU: Only competent people will be taken in when the Tourism, Arts, and Culture Ministry is restructured -and this includes agencies under it, says Datuk Seri Tiong King Sing

Mawan: Debate on whether 'Dayak' a must in Gawai greetings pointless - Vimarsana News

Mawan: Debate on whether 'Dayak' a must in Gawai greetings pointless

KUCHING (July 3): The debate on whether the word ‘Dayak’ must be added into ‘Slamat Ari Gawai’ greetings should not have been raised at all, said Sarawak Dayak National Union (SDNU). Describing the debate as ‘undesirable’ and ‘avoidable’, its president Tan Sri William Mawan Ikom said SDNU should