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Tabung Baitulmal Sarawak’s ‘Back To School 2025’ programme helps 125 asnaf kids in Sibu
A total of 125 children under ‘asnaf’ (those eligible to receive tithes) group in this division received schoolbags and other school supplies during the Tabung Baitulmal Sarawak’s (TBS) ‘Back To ...
The Borneo Post3h
Kota Sentosa rep gives RM3,000 grant to S’wak’s Chinese Muslim association
Kota Sentosa assemblyman Wilfred Yap has announced a grant of RM3,000 to Persatuan Kebajikan Tiong Hua Islam Sarawak (Perkthis) Kuching branch for the association to carry out its activities this year ...
The Borneo Post4h
Autism Art Exhibition to celebrate creativity, support neurodiverse talents this Feb 12-23 in Kuching
The Kuching Autistic Association (KAA) will be holding the KAA Autism Art Exhibition from Feb 19-23 at The Spring Shopping Mall’s South Court from 10am-9pm. In a statement, it said the exhibition is a ...
The Borneo Post5h
Shawo radish industry fuels rural revitalisation in north China
Rows of green Shawo radishes are growing well in a technology demonstration base covering an area of around 50 mu (about 3.33 hectares) in the suburb of north China’s Tianjin Municipality. It is ...
The Borneo Post12h
SLTA president tells junior players to stay committed to tennis, reaffirms association’s commitment to youth development
Sarawak Lawn Tennis Association (SLTA) president Dato Patrick Liew has urged junior members to remain dedicated to the sport, reaffirming the association’s commitment to youth development. Liew ...
The Borneo Post15h
National Welfare Foundation’s role in assisting govt vital for strengthening social support services, says Nancy
The National Welfare Foundation (YKN) plays a crucial role in assisting the government through the One-Stop Social Intervention Centre (PSSS) initiative, ensuring the effective delivery of social ...
The Borneo Post14h
Religious harmony at risk if new guidelines for Muslims are introduced, warns Selangor Sultan
The Sultan of Selangor has today voiced strong opposition to any proposal for a guideline on Muslims attending non-Muslim celebrations, especially in the state. Sultan Sharafuddin Idris Shah said the ...
The Borneo Post15h
SMK Suai PPS to remain open for flood victims as long as needed, says Rosey
SMK Suai will continue operating to cater the needs of flood victims who need shelter, said Datuk Rosey Yunus. The State Deputy Minister for Women, Childhood and Community Wellbeing emphasised that ...
The Borneo Post16h
SABC: Australia to invest billions of ringgit in Sarawak on green magnesium, hydrogen sectors
Two major Australian investment projects, worth billions of ringgit, are set to take off in the state, announced the Sarawak Australian Business Council (SABC). The projects focus on green magnesium ...
The Borneo Post18h
Premier’s Chief Pol-Sec slams Sarawak DAP chief for politicising state’s O&G rights
Chief Political Secretary to the Sarawak Premier, Dato Fazzrudin Abdul Rahman, has strongly criticised Sarawak DAP chairman Chong Chieng Jen for alleging that the state government has surrendered its ...
The Borneo Post18h
Residents’ relief after rubbish piles in Tudan cleared short-lived as new trash appears
Less than a day after contractors cleared a rubbish pile in Tudan, new waste has already appeared at the site. The clean-up followed public frustration over the waste piling up at the former site of ...
The Borneo Post18h
S’wak DAP woman welcomes scrapping of Jakim’s guidelines, stresses need for religious harmony
Political Education Bureau director, Irene Chang Oi Ling, has welcomed the decision to scrap the proposed guidelines by the Department of Islamic Development Malaysia (Jakim) regarding Muslim ...