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Why Putrajaya’s draft citizenship amendments might worsen Sabah’s stateless dilemma instead of fixing it
In Sabah, up to 500,000 people face statelessness due to factors like mixed-race marriages, poverty, and remote locations. Activists warned that proposed citizenship amendments may worsen ...
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Committee: Ringgit strengthens 14.4 pct vs USD in 3Q 2024; one of the best performing currencies
The ringgit was one of the best-performing currencies globally in the third quarter of this year (3Q2024), strengthening 14.4 per cent against the US dollar and 11.4 per cent on a year-to-date basis, ...
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‘Rewriting The Story’ workshop out to empower roles of media stakeholders in Malaysia
It was an eye-opening session for the 16 participants of the ‘Rewriting The Story: Tackling Media Gender Stereotypes in Political and Public Life’, which took place here recently. Organised by the ...
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Pemuda PBB unhappy with Education Service Commission’s inclusion of non-Sarawakians in special recruitment drive
The Parti Pesaka Bumiputera Bersatu Youth wing (Pemuda PBB) has expressed deep disappointment with the Education Service ...
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Japan PM to dissolve parliament for ‘honeymoon’ snap election
Japan's Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba is set to dissolve parliament on Wednesday ahead of October 27 snap elections, banking on his political honeymoon and a fragmented opposition to lead his ...
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Over 550 swimmers from Southeast Asia expected for 4th S’wak Short Course Meet
The 4th Sarawak Short Course Sprint (SSCS) is expected to draw more than 550 swimmers from across Southeast Asia when it takes place at the Pandelela Rinong Aquatic Centre from Oct 25 to 27. The meet, ...
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M’sia’s first int’l-standard BMX track to be completed February 2025
Malaysia will have an international standard BMX (bicycle motocross) track when the ‘Velosolution Pump Track’ in Miri is fully completed in February next year. Deputy Minister of Tourism, Creative ...
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Nucleus Narcotics Secretariat in Tebedu to receive US$750,000 boost from DEA, says Deputy IGP
The Nucleus Narcotics Secretariat (SNN) to be housed at the Tebedu police station will receive a funding of US$750,000 from the US Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA), said Deputy Inspector-General ...
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Teachers recruitment: No ‘Anti-Malaya’ sentiment in requesting posts be slated for S’wakians
Malaya’ or ‘Anti-Semenanjung’ (Peninsular Malaysia) in its request to have all the available teachers’ vacancies in the state to be filled up by Sarawakians, Premier Datuk Patinggi Tan Sri Abang ...
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Termite infestation, poor foundation force sole Chinese family in Kg Gita’s Taman Mawar to evacuate home
A severe termite infestation and unstable foundation have forced the Chung family to abandon their house in Taman Mawar, Kampung Gita, Petra Jaya here. The only Chinese household in the village left t ...
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Sarawak plans to launch own satellites for economic purposes, says Premier
Sarawak plans to launch its own satellites into the orbit, said Premier Datuk Patinggi Tan Sri Abang Johari Tun Openg. He said this can be realised with the launch of Sarawak's first Aerospace Academy ...