2000 jobs go a-begging

2000 jobs go a-begging
2000 jobs go a-begging

There are plenty of jobs in Sabah which is booming despite a global recession. At a career expo on December 11 at the Sabah Trade Centre in Kota Kinabalu, more than 2,000 jobs were offered by 60 companies and government agencies.

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2,000 jobs go a-begging

Chinese new year carnival
Chinese new year carnival

Sabah Chief Minister Musa Aman looks forward to a happy and prosperous Chinese new year of the dragon for Sabahans as he steps up socio-economic spending to bring riches to all.-- Picture by Ille Tugimin

[ 20-01-2012 02:30 pm ]

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Budget day
Budget day

Sabah Chief Minister Musa Aman beams from ear to ear as he is about to present the state's biggest budget ever for 2012. His deputy Joseph Pairin Kitingan shares his happiness over a booming Sabah which has consistently chalked up large surpluses. Kitingan is also minister of infrastructure development. -- Picture by Flanegan Bainon

[ 26-11-2011 11:11 am ]

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Chinese cultural torch run
Chinese cultural torch run

Chief Minister Musa Aman lit a torch on October 9 in Kota Kinabalu to launch the final lap of a five-month long Chinese cultural torch run. It is the precursor to a one-million ringgit ($320,000) national Chinese cultural festival on November 11 at the Likas Sports Complex in Kota Kinabalu. The Sabah government has donated 200,000 ringgit to it and Prime Minister Najib Razak is expected to launch the festival in its 28th year. (The date coincides with Fasching, a street carnival in Germany and Austria where people dressed in costumes parade and dance in the streets.) -- Picture by Victor Lo

 

[ 11-10-2011 03:05 pm ]

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Sabah Governor's birthday
Sabah Governor's birthday

Former State Assembly Speaker Juhar Mahiruddin celebrated his 58th birthday for the first time as Sabah Head of State on Oct 1. Here he is seen inspecting a guard of honour of the fifth infantry brigade at the Merdeka Padang in Kota Kinabalu. - Picture by Ille Tugimin

[ 06-10-2011 05:19 pm ]

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Festival Betitik
Festival Betitik

Limbai dancers at the Betitik festival performing their welcoming dance. -- Picture by Ille Tugimin

[ 30-09-2011 03:49 pm ]

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Quotes of the Day

I hope 2012 will bring more peace, harmony, successes and development to all of us.

Sabah Chief Minister Musa Aman speaking at the dragon, lion and unicon dance festival in Kota Kinabalu on January 14.

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Malaysian Trade Union Congress (MTUC)

Malaysian Trade Union Congress (MTUC) Sabah Division provides free consultation to all workers.

Details: call
Simon at 013-8665897,
Catherine 013-8503039 or
Chang 016-5836670.

Sabah Government Pensioners Association

Sabah Government Pensioners Association - membership recruitment exercise and pensioners problem 9.30am - 1.30pm (Tues-Fri, except public holidays) at Maksak Likas.

Details:
Dennis 016-8189110,
Dr Epin 019-8101937 or
Joe Jominol 013-8692888.

Hospital visitors board of QEH

A helpline for patients and visitors.

Please direct all enquiries or complaints to: +60 88 517555, +60 88 214866 or email: ckmalph@gmail.com

KK AIDS support services Association (KASIH)

Helpline and free voluntary HIV screening tests (except Sunday & public holidays). Confidential and free. Results in 10 to 15 minutes.

Details at +60 88 224600 (Cecelia).

Breast cancer support group, Sabah Family Planning Association

Counselling and mutual support for cancer patients and their families.

Details: +60 19 8819603,
+60 88 224408 (Bhabra),
+60 16 8155212, +60 16 430341 (Kim) or
+60 19 8101826, +60 19 210570 (Lucilla).

The Cancer Society of Sabah

provides hospice, cancer awareness, education, rural health services. Counselling and advice. Consultant gynaecologist available.

Details: +60 88 210377, +60 88 222315.

FAMA Pasar Tani

at Asia City A flea market where you can buy vegetables, fish, sugar cane juice and many other agricultural produce. Open from 6 a.m. to 5 p.m. every Wednesday and Saturday. All are welcome.

Details: +60 13 5555451 (Wasri).
 

Malaysian Red Crescent Sabah Branch

Introduction to First Aid and CPR. Open to the  public. Every third week of the month (Sat-Sun).

Details: +60 88 242648, +60 88 240776 (Fax) or email mrcssb12@gmail.com.

Fully sponsored training courses

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By Ministry of Resource Development & Information Technology.

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