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Dendam Pearly-Thinaah terbalas

Kita makan nasi sama macam Thailand- Azlan

Matta Fair Pulau Pinang 2025 sasar jualan RM78 juta

Bekalan petrol, diesel di Pulau Redang kembali pulih

Dua penjenayah ditembak mati

Usaha sama UOB Malaysia, Bursa Malaysia bantu PKS ke arah kelestarian

UOB Malaysia and Bursa Malaysia have partnered to help SMEs adopt sustainable practices and advance their decarbonization efforts. This collaboration is central to UOB's expanded Sustainability Accelerator Programme (SAP 2.0), initially launched in October 2023. SAP 2.0 builds upon the success of SAP 1.0, which provided foundational ESG knowledge to SMEs. The program leverages the UOB Sustainability Compass and offers specialized financing solutions. SAP 2.0 will provide SMEs with access to Bursa Malaysia's Centralised Sustainability Intelligence (CSI) Solution to simplify emissions calculations and facilitate decarbonization solutions. UOB Malaysia will also fund the CSI subscription fees for participating SMEs.

Energy Asia 2025 pemangkin utama peralihan tenaga di Asia

Pusat agihan bantuan baharu dikelilingi kubu IDF, dikhuatiri burukkan bencana di Gaza

Pesta Kaamatan padat dengan program, aktiviti keseniaan, hiburan, pertandingan

The Kadazandusun Cultural Association (KDCA) invites local and international tourists, as well as the people of Sabah, to join the Kaamatan Festival celebrations at the end of May. The two-day festival, starting May 30th at the Hongkod Koisaan Cultural Unity Centre Penampang, will feature traditional rituals performed by Bobohizan priests, various ethnic dances like the Sumazau and Maragang, and the Sugandoi singing competition. The highlight is the crowning of the Unduk Ngadau, honoring the legendary princess Huminodun. The festival celebrates unity, tradition, and the connection between humans and nature.

Yayasan Peneraju lancar inisiatif untuk golongan bumiputera sertai ekonomi digital

Yayasan Peneraju (YP) launched YPXLR8, a strategic program to transition 1,000 Bumiputera individuals from non-tech backgrounds into tech careers. This place-and-train program aims to address Malaysia's digital skills gap and prepare the workforce for the AI revolution. Participants will receive at least eight months of on-the-job training with host companies, gaining practical experience and mentorship. YP encourages companies across various sectors to participate in this initiative.

Honda lancar BEV pertama, e:N1 berharga RM149,000

38 pemain tanpa wakil Sri Pahang

Kaedah ban tanah tak sesuai, 500 rumah bakal terjejas

Cklamovski ada sebab panggil Hong Wan, Eldstal

i-CATS, Naico to ink landmark MoU at LIMA 2025 to propel S’wak into regional aerospace hub

i-CATS University College and Naico Malaysia will sign an MoU at LIMA 2025 to develop Sarawak as a regional aerospace and satellite technology hub. This aligns with national and state development blueprints and aims to create education pipelines, talent programs, and research capabilities. The collaboration will establish an aerospace faculty, a technology center, and an academy, offering programs in aerospace engineering, satellite systems, avionics, and aircraft maintenance, boosting Malaysia's technological sovereignty and economic opportunities.

Lembu seludup dari Thailand berisiko bawa maut

MMEA: Beting Patinggi Ali, Miri waters safe, secure despite CCG presence

The Malaysian Maritime Enforcement Agency (MMEA) assures Sarawak's maritime community that waters off Miri, including Luconia Shoals, are safe despite the China Coast Guard's presence. No aggressive actions against local fishermen have been reported, unlike incidents in neighboring countries. MMEA Director Mohd Khairi Abd Aziz emphasized Malaysia's commitment to defensive diplomacy and denied claims of removing a Malaysian flag from Luconia Shoals, calling such claims unfounded and misleading. He reaffirmed Malaysia's claim over Luconia Shoals within its Exclusive Economic Zone and urged the fishing community to disregard unverified information.

ACS Sibu marks Mother’s Day with celebration of faith, unity and gratitude

The Association of Churches in Sarawak (ACS), Sibu Branch, celebrated Mother's Day with an interdenominational event hosted by the Roman Catholic Church. Archdeacon Jose Jol Endru, ACS Sibu chairman, highlighted the importance of mothers in shaping Christian values. The event featured prayers, songs, performances, and gifts for mothers, fostering unity among Anglican, Catholic, Methodist, and BEM churches. The celebration honored mothers' roles in families and spiritual growth.

Sarawak’s first private zoo to open in Bau as part of Tasik Biru Resort City

Sarawak's first privately-owned zoo is planned for Bau within Tasik Biru Resort City, expected to open in three years. Tecktonic & Sons Holdings Sdn Bhd is awaiting licensing from Sarawak Forestry Corporation, confident in their application. Inspired by zoos in Vietnam and Thailand, the RM30 million project will feature tigers, lions, giraffes, and other animals. The zoo is part of a larger integrated resort development aiming to transform Bau into a tourist destination.