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- Gebeng the main centre for petrochemical production – BorneoPost <b>...</b>
- Harden: Semina perintah BN chakah ngemansangka rayat <b>...</b>
- Sandakan house razed, 10 other homes saved – BorneoPost Online <b>...</b>
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Pekit Bakat Nembiak Mit SK Melugu richah - The Borneo Post Online Posted: 11 Apr 2014 05:12 PM PDT SRI AMAN: Kelab Main Asal Sekula Primari Kebangsaan (SK) Melugu, Sri Aman udah ngatur pekit 'Bakat Kecil' tikas sekula nya kemari. Pengari pengatur pekit nya madahka,pekit nya diatur kena begiga sapa bagi bala nembiak mit di sekula nya ke landik belagu. Ku iya, pekit nya dibagi ngagai tiga kategori iya nya prasekolah, Tahap 1 enggau 2. Ba bagi prasekolah, Archuletta udah nyadi champian ditangkanka Kyle Vradley ba lumur dua lalu Aron Unjam teulihka lumur tiga. Ba bagi Tahap 1, Thedeus Theirry Patrict udah nyadi champian, Dellien Zico ba lumur dua lalu Aristotle Qilat bulih lumur tiga. Ungkup Tahap 2, Vannesa Jenna nyadi champian, Sofia Lina ba lumur dua, lalu Olivier Begeli ba lumur tiga. Pekit nya nerima sambut ke manah endar ke alai lebih 50 iku udah masuk ba tikas pusin keterubah lalu semina 20 iku aja dipilih masuk final. Perais ungkup bala pemenang udah disuaka Kepala Pengajar SK Melugu, Louis Aom. Loius arap pengelandik bala nembiak nya dikelala kelimpah ari ngembuan pemandai ba dalam bidang akademik. Ku iya, aktiviti kokurikulum mega beguna amat laban nya mantu meri poin ngagai bala nembiak. Pekit nya mega ngerinduka ati bala apai indai enggau semua raban sekula nya. |
Gebeng the main centre for petrochemical production – BorneoPost <b>...</b> Posted: 10 Apr 2014 04:08 PM PDT KUANTAN: The RM1.5 billion integrated aroma ingredients complex to be built within the existing BASF Petronas Chemicals site will make the Gebeng Industrial Park the main centre for high grade petrochemicals production in Asia Pacific. Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak said when the integrated complex is completed in 2016, it is envisaged to lure more investors to set up supporting industries and create more employment opportunities in the process. "The complex will immediately create job opportunities for 120 technically skilled locals. "Those selected will be able to be engage in this high-tech petrochemical industry and simultaneously enhance their expertise," he said at the ground breaking ceremony for the complex which is located within the existing BASF Petronas Chemicals site. Present were Pahang Menteri Besar Datuk Seri Adnan Yaakob, Petronas President and Group Chief Executive Tan Sri Shamsul Azhar Abbas, BASF Petronas Chemicals President Datuk Wan Zulkiflee Wan Ariffin and BASF SE Vice-Chairman Dr Martin Brudermuller. Najib said skills training, as well as, knowledge and technological transfer would be the catalyst for the country's development of highly skilled labour, particularly in the oil and gas and, petrochemical sectors. "At the same time, the construction of the complex will also create job opportunities for 1,500 locals. "I hope the industrial development in the complex will encourage more young people, especially in Pahang, to venture into the oil and petrochemical industry," he added. Najib said Malaysia at present needed highly-skilled locals to serve both industries which were the highest contributors to national income. He also praised the full cooperation extend by the corporate sector, headed by Petronas, through the planned development of the petrochemical industry in Malaysia, which would generate positive private sector investments, as well as, create various job and business opportunities among the local populace. "I believe this project which will feature the state-of-the-art German technology and innovation in producing specialty chemicals in the form of aroma ingredients at the BASF Petronas Chemicals site, truly epitomises our strategy of a high income, knowledge-based industry. "The investment demonstrates the strength of the partnership between BASF, the world's leading chemical company, and Petronas, Malaysia's national oil entity," he said. He, however, said Petronas' success and that of the country depended on the support of the people towards projects such as the Aroma Integrated Complex, alongside others such as the Pengerang Integrated Petroleum Complex in Johor, and the Sipitang Ammonia and Urea project in Sabah, as well as, others being undertaken. "I hope everyone will support Petronas in its efforts to spur the country's economy towards that of a high income nation," he added. Najib said the Malaysian economy has not only grown in tandem, but has successfully outpaced global growth. He said, the World Bank registered Malaysia's Growth Domestic Product (GDP) as averaging around a sustainable pace of four per cent for the past five years, higher than the United States and Japan. He added, the oil and gas industry was a major contributor to the growth, where it has consistently been contributing more than 40 per cent to the country's Gross National Income. "In the 'World Bank Ease of Doing Business Report 2014', Malaysia was ranked sixth among 189 economies. "Moving forward, we are confident that private investment in Malaysia would continue to record healthy double-digit growth of 16.5 per cent in the fourth quarter last year from 15.2 per cent recorded in the third quarter," Najib said. — Bernama |
Harden: Semina perintah BN chakah ngemansangka rayat <b>...</b> Posted: 09 Apr 2014 02:30 PM PDT SRI AMAN: Menteri Muda Pemansang Menua Pesisir enggau Pengawa Berumah Sarawak, Datuk Francis Harden Hollis arapka peranak menua pesisir anang ngelaban perintah Barisan Nasional (BN) nengah bantu ari penyakal di menua tu. Sida mengkang begunaka bantu sereta mayuh bengkah projek pemansang ari perintah BN ba kandang menua sida. "Enti sema kita (peranak menua pesisir) begempung enggau penyakal ngelaban BN, nya deka nanggul pemansang ke deka dipejalaika perintah ungkup kita dudi ila," ku iya. Iya ke mega Kaban Kunsil Nengeri (ADUN) Simanggang bejaku munyi tu ba Program Beripai ke diatur Majlis Daerah Sri Aman (MDSA) sereta Komiti Pemansang enggau Pengelikun Genturung Pendiau (JKKK) Rumah Umbek Achat, Genturung Pendiau Dayak Baru Kejatau ditu, apin lama ke udah. Ku Francis, sida patut seruran ngenyemakka diri enggau perintah ngambika projek pemansang ba kandang menua sida mujur dipejalai, ke lalu deka nyadika penyungkak tikas pengidup sida. "Penyakal semina nemu bejaku aja tang nadai gawa sereta nyaup ngemansangka rayat di menua pesisir ke mengkang tinggal ari semua pemansang. "Sida enda baka BN ke chakah gawa nyungkak tikas pengidup rayat nengah chara ke sistematik sereta berenggat ba menua pesisir enggau kandang nengeri ," pia ku iya. Francis minta rayat kelebih agi di Sri Aman talukka BN belama, laban semina BN aja ulih nyungkak tikas pengidup rayat. Bela bisi ngulu pengerami nya, Sapit Direktor Opis Pengintu Pengelantang Mensia Mayuh (JKM) Pelilih Sri Aman, Sharifah Ranimah Wan Hashim, Tuai Kaunsil MDSA, Richard Tawan Sedu, Sapit Chairman MDSA, Kaunsilor Sawing Sumar, Sekretari MDSA, Nelson Mujah Girie, Kapitan Kuek Aik Seng enggau sekeda bala bukai. Nengah awak nya, Harden lalu meri belanja ungkup taun 2014, RM 5,000 ngagai JKKK Rumah Umbek lalu RM 2,000 ngagai Biro Indu. |
Sandakan house razed, 10 other homes saved – BorneoPost Online <b>...</b> Posted: 10 Apr 2014 02:49 PM PDT by Winnie Kasmir. Posted on April 11, 2014, Friday SANDAKAN: A double-storey terrace house at Lorong 16, Taman Mawar here was razed by fire on Wednesday. Sandakan Fire and Rescue Department chief Anddre Andrew said 13 personnel rushed to the scene in two fire engines and a utility vehicle after receiving a distress call at 6.25pm. The fire was brought under control and prevented from spreading to ten adjoing housing units on the same block at 6.48pm and put out at 9.03pm. Anddre said they did not face any problem in battling the fire as there was a water hydrant nearby. The occupants of the house managed to escape unhurt. << Previous Entry - Next Entry >> We encourage commenting on our stories to give readers a chance to express their opinions; please refrain from vulgar language, insidious, seditious or slanderous remarks. While the comments here reflect the views of the readers, they are not necessarily that of Borneo Post Online. Borneo Post Online reserves the right not to publish or to remove comments that are offensive or volatile. Please read the Commenting Rules. |
DAP wants GST discussed at assembly - The Borneo Post Online Posted: 10 Apr 2014 02:48 PM PDT KOTA KINABALU: Sabah DAP wants the implications and impacts of the Goods and Services Tax (GST) that is to be implemented nationwide in April 2015 on consumers in the state to be deliberated in the State Legislative Assembly. DAP Likas assemblyman Junz Wong filed a motion to this effect with the State Assembly Speaker yesterday, in conjunction with the opening of the first sitting of the House for this year by Head of State Tun Juhar Mahiruddin Junz said there was an urgent need to discuss the implication of the GST, which was approved in the Dewan Rakyat on April 7, on the people of Sabah. "Given that Sabah has the highest poverty rate at 8.1 per cent compared to Malaysia's 1.7 per cent in 2012, it shows that the people of Sabah are still the poorest in Malaysia. "Therefore, the effects of the GST should be examined in detail for the people of Sabah, especially the poor and those who are in the interior," he added. We encourage commenting on our stories to give readers a chance to express their opinions; please refrain from vulgar language, insidious, seditious or slanderous remarks. While the comments here reflect the views of the readers, they are not necessarily that of Borneo Post Online. Borneo Post Online reserves the right not to publish or to remove comments that are offensive or volatile. Please read the Commenting Rules. |
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