Stop complaining on social media but contact us for assistance, Shafie tells Sabahans

KOTA KINABALU: Sabahans affected by the Covid-19 pandemic should come forward instead of merely complaining on social media, says Datuk Seri Mohd Shafie Apdal.

Sabah continues MCO restrictions, but allows certain shops to open for limited hours

Sabah activates district disaster operations centres to check spread of Covid-19

KOTA KINABALU: Sabah has activated all its district natural disaster operations centres in anticipation of a rise in Covid-19 cases, says Chief Minister Datuk Seri Mohd Shafie Apdal.

Oil palm industry may get a boost

TAWAU: The state government will look at further incentivising the oil palm industry for its economic potentials to be fully unleashed.

More than half designated premises in Sarawak do not have FC, says Bomba

KUCHING: More than half of premises designated under the Sarawak Building Ordinance have not obtained the fire certificate (FC) from the state Fire and Rescue Department (Bomba).

Self-sustaining power output

KUCHING: Some 20 biomass plants are expected to be built in Sarawak to generate renewable energy should the authorities give the go-ahead.

Mills polluting rivers to face the law

KOTA KINABALU: The Sabah government would not hesitate on acting against oil palm mills for allegedly polluting rivers through direct discharge of waste.

Seven proposals to help Dayaks achieve socio-economic success

KUCHING: The Dayak Chamber of Commerce and Industry (DCCI) has called upon the Government to lend a hand in helping the Dayaks achieve socio-economic success.

Daily emission readings

FACTORY owners who think they can cheat on the data on pollutants emission level released into the air by their premises will now have to be wary.

Tap China market for oil palm fibre

KOTA KINABALU: Rising de-mand for oil palm fibre in China should spur millers in Sabah to look at using their own waste products to generate money, said state Industrial Development Datuk Raymond Tan.