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By DayakDaily Team
KUCHING, Sept 12: Batu Kitang assemblyman Dato Lo Khere Chiang today presented Unit for Other Religions (Unifor) grants to two mission schools within the N13 Batu Kitang constituency in Kuching, reaffirming the government’s commitment to enhancing educational facilities in the area.
According to a press statement, the grants, amounting to RM110,000 for SK St David in Kampung Bumbok and RM138,000 for SK Sacred Heart in Kampung Semeba, are set to play a pivotal role in the development of these schools, ultimately providing better learning environments for students.
“This contribution is a testament to the government’s dedication to uplifting educational standards and supporting mission schools in the region,” read the press statement.
The grants are part of a broader initiative under Unifor to support mission schools across the State, reflecting a continued effort to promote inclusivity and growth in the education sector. — DayakDaily
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KOTA PADAWAN: Recently, 50 enthusiastic participants joined the Traditional Food Workshop and Competition hosted by Kelab Belia Proaktif, an event that highlighted the cultural richness and culinary traditions of Sarawak.
The event was inaugurated by Batu Kitang assemblyman Datuk Lo Khere Chiang. The participants were divided into 11 teams, each striving to display their skills in preparing traditional Sarawak dishes such as ‘manuk pansuh’ and ‘lemang’.
Lo commended the event, emphasizing its significance in preserving cultural heritage and passing it down to younger generations.
“I am impressed by the dedication and skill exhibited by the participants, and I commend Kelab Belia Proaktif for their efforts in organizing such a meaningful celebration.
“Not only does this promote our traditional cuisine, but it also strengthens community bonds,” he remarked.
Shenton Tan, the President of Kelab Belia Proaktif, expressed his delight at the turnout and the enthusiasm shown by all participants.
“This event was a celebration of our heritage, as well as an opportunity to bring people together in a unique setting to learn, compete, and appreciate the beauty of our culture and natural surroundings,” he explained.
The event, held in conjunction with Merdeka Glamping by Borneo Glamping, aimed to inspire youth to engage in outdoor activities and forge a deeper connection with their cultural roots.
Participants, ranging from seasoned cooks to novices, had the chance to learn from one another and immerse themselves in Sarawak’s culinary traditions.
Kelab Belia Proaktif extends heartfelt gratitude to all participants, partners, and supporters whose contributions led to the success of the Traditional Food Workshop and Competition.
The event served as a memorable celebration of Sarawak’s rich heritage, and the organizers eagerly anticipate continuing such initiatives in the future.
(古晋1日讯)巴都吉当区州议员拿督罗克强表示,砂拉越政府决定仅为大学部分课程提供免费教育,是为了优化资源,谨慎开销。
他今日发文告指出,这种方式使政府能够将其投资与地区需求和未来经济重点相结合。
他声称,那些要求所有大学课程都提供免费教育的批评者,可能忽视了战略资源分配的重要性。
“砂拉越政党联盟政府正在努力为砂拉越创造收入,明智地使用这些资源,特别是用于长期需求,至关重要。”
“通过优先考虑最迫切需要的领域,例如面临短缺的科学和技术领域,政府正在展示对有效和可持续投资的承诺,”
他同时表示,这种方法借鉴了其他国家的做法,例如英国通常为护理和教学等高需求行业提供免费教育或津贴教育,而澳大利亚则经常为幼儿教育等技能短缺的课程保留津贴名额,这反映了对关键领域的战略投资。
罗克强是回应行动党砂拉越主席张健仁最近呼吁砂拉越政党联盟政府信守承诺,在2026年为所有在砂拉越大学深造的砂拉越学生提供免费教育一事。
他进一步表示,在不考虑资源限制的情况下,为所有课程提供免费教育可能会导致资金短缺,从而危及这个计划的整体可持续性。
他指出,通过关注最迫切需要的领域,例如面临短缺的科学和技术领域,政府确保这个计划保持有效和可持续,反映了对负责任的财政管理和战略投资之承诺。
“认为政府违背承诺的想法忽视了政策实施的复杂性。随着情况的变化和详细规划揭示的执行实际情况,承诺必须进行调整。”
“政府决定专注于特定课程并不意味着否定其提供免费教育的承诺,而是一种审慎的调整,以确保这个计划的长期可行性。”
KUCHING (Sept 1): Small and medium enterprises (SMEs) must embrace creativity and innovation to drive success and stay resilient in today’s fast-paced world, said Batu Kitang assemblyman Dato Lo Khere Chiang.
He said creativity sparks new ideas and allows businesses to tackle challenges from fresh perspectives.
“Without creativity, we wouldn’t have the technology and services we use daily.
“Every business starts with an idea, pushing limits, solving problems, and connecting with customers in unique ways. Creating an environment that values creativity helps businesses adapt and succeed,” he said.
Lo was Lo speaking when officiating at the launch of the Brand Spark Market at tHe Spring Shopping Mall here last Friday.
He highlighted the traditional Sarawak Kek Lapis as an example of incredible creativity, and commended local artisans for promoting traditional crafts and turning them into popular souvenirs.
He said their efforts not only preserve local heritage but also create economic opportunities for the community, adding that innovation is essential for turning ideas into reality.
“Together with creativity, it can transform small concepts into significant achievements,” he said.
He cited Toms Shoes’ ‘One for One’ model, which donates a pair of shoes for every pair sold, as an example.
This innovative approach, according to Lo, sets the company apart by embedding social impact into its business, appealing to consumers who value corporate responsibility.
Lo also mentioned the sago worms as a notable local success story, saying that it turned into a unique sought-after Sarawakian product, showcasing creativity and innovation in both production and marketing.
“By focusing on distinctive local ingredients or cuisine, small businesses can carve out niches in the market and highlight the rich culinary heritage of Sarawak,” he said.
On the Brand Spark Market, organised by the SME Association of Sarawak, it provides a platform for local entrepreneurs to showcase their brands and products to a wider audience at tHe Spring Shopping Mall until Sept 1.
Lo noted that SMEs add diversity and a personal touch to the market.
“By embracing creativity and new approaches, these businesses can stand out, create value, and make a meaningful impact.
“Encouraging creativity and innovation will help our businesses not just survive, but thrive. This means providing them with the tools and resources to experiment, take risks, and explore new ideas,” he said.
He also stressed the importance of community support, regardless of background.
“With our rich culture and the harmony among Sarawak’s diverse groups, we can share knowledge, collaborate, and celebrate both our achievements and challenges. Together, we can build a culture of innovation that benefits everyone.
“I encourage you to continue nurturing this spirit by supporting local entrepreneurs, buying local products, investing in new ideas, and staying open to unconventional approaches.
“Every great innovation starts with a simple idea and the courage to pursue it,” he said.