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The Borneo Post (Sarawak), 18 ottobre 2026

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ArticleMiri eyes hav­ing ded­ic­ated sta­dium to become Sarawak’s hub for mar­tial arts

MIRI: Mayor Adam Yii has pro­posed build­ing a ded­ic­ated mar­tial arts sta­dium in the city to strengthen the devel­op­ment of vari­ous mar­tial arts dis­cip­lines and attract com­pet­i­tions at national and inter­na­tional levels. He said the...

Miri eyes hav­ing ded­ic­ated sta­dium to become Sarawak’s hub for mar­tial arts

ArticleDomestic abuse cases raise con­cern

KUCHING: A total of 5,278 domestic viol­ence cases have been repor­ted in Malay­sia, with the num­ber con­tinu­ing to rise. In this regard, Women, Fam­ily and Com­munity Devel­op­ment Min­is­ter Datuk Seri Nancy Shukri said her min­istry was pla­cing...

Domestic abuse cases raise con­cern

ArticleBoard: 6,724 MoH officers approved for pro­mo­tions, act­ing appoint­ments

PUTRAJAYA: A total of 6,724 officers from vari­ous ser­vice schemes under the Min­istry of Health (MoH) have been approved for act­ing appoint­ments and pro­mo­tions to the Senior Man­age­ment Ser­vice (JUSA) and Grades 10 to 15. The approvals were...

Board: 6,724 MoH officers approved for pro­mo­tions, act­ing appoint­ments

ArticleFrance faces day of cost-of-liv­ing protests

French author­it­ies detained dozens at the start of nation­wide protests against the cost of liv­ing With just months to go before the two-round elec­tions in April and May to choose Mac­ron's suc­cessor, the demon­stra­tions fol­low weeks of...

France faces day of cost-of-liv­ing protests

ArticleTal­en­ted but lim­ited oppor­tun­it­ies

IN any busi­ness or social gath­er­ing, you often find some people are more attract­ive and nicer to talk to, whilst oth­ers are those whom you would want to avoid after a brief encounter. Why do you find some people to be someone whom you like to be...

Tal­en­ted but lim­ited oppor­tun­it­ies