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Daily Express
12-07-2025
- Business
- Daily Express
Villagers in Mukim Kaiduan benefit from 16 KAM projects
Published on: Saturday, July 12, 2025 Published on: Sat, Jul 12, 2025 By: Hayati Dzulkifli Text Size: Armizan signs a plaque as a symbolic gesture of handing over the 16 projects for Mukim Kaiduan on Saturday. PAPAR: More than 1,000 residents in Mukim Kaiduan are now benefitting from 16 completed development projects under the Kampung Angkat Madani (KAM) programme this year. The Federal initiative, introduced last year, aims to close the development gap between rural and urban communities by funding vital infrastructure and facilities. Under the programme, each ministry adopts one rural village annually, with RM107 million allocated to implement KAM projects in 43 selected locations nationwide. Papar MP Datuk Armizan Mohd Ali, who is also Domestic Trade and Cost of Living Minister, said RM2.5 million was spent on projects in Mukim Kaiduan through close collaboration between his ministry, the Sabah State Development Office, and the District Office. The projects include new bridges, road upgrades, improved places of worship and community spaces, and solar-powered streetlights across Kampung Kaiduan, Kampung Bisuang, and Kampung Bolotikon. * Follow us on our official WhatsApp channel and Telegram for breaking news alerts and key updates! * Do you have access to the Daily Express e-paper and online exclusive news? Check out subscription plans available. Stay up-to-date by following Daily Express's Telegram channel. Daily Express Malaysia
Free Malaysia Today
08-06-2025
- Free Malaysia Today
Man electrocuted while plucking mangoes with metal rod
Firefighters bringing down a man who was electrocuted while trying to pluck mangoes. (Fire and rescue department pic) KOTA KINABALU : A 42-year-old man died when he was electrocuted while trying to pluck mangoes in Kampung Bambangan, Papar, today. Papar fire and rescue station chief Rozlan Osman said the victim is believed to have climbed the tree and used an iron rod to poke at the mangoes. The rod then came into contact with a nearby electric cable, causing the man to be electrocuted and leaving him unconscious on the tree. 'Firemen proceeded to lower the victim using a ladder and rescue rope after the electricity supply was cut off,' he said when contacted today.
Daily Express
06-06-2025
- Sport
- Daily Express
Papar women's team makes history
Published on: Friday, June 06, 2025 Published on: Fri, Jun 06, 2025 By: Jinius Pandakin Text Size: Papar's players pose with officials and supporters after winning the qualifying round. Kota Kinabalu: The Sabah Games (Saga) Papar women's football team has made history by clinching the West-South Coast Zone qualifying round title after a thrilling three-day tournament at Padang Sukma A, Kota Kinabalu Sports Complex, from June 2. Competing against teams from Ranau and Penampang, the Papar squad secured their victory with a 1-1 draw against Ranau and a decisive 3-1 win over Penampang. Advertisement Assistant Manager cum Coach Jenny Binjamis hailed the team's debut performance, singling out Nichelle Pearl Janiri Sipaji as the standout player for scoring all four of Papar's goals. 'Every player contributed to this victory, securing our spot in the Saga XI finals in Tawau this October,' said Jenny, who also praised the coaching staff Freddy Wong, John Tan Johnsun @ Ajung, and Kendy Koton for their dedication in guiding the team to success. The triumph is a milestone for Papar's women's football as they advance to the State-level finals, set to take place from Oct 11-17. * Follow us on our official WhatsApp channel and Telegram for breaking news alerts and key updates! * Do you have access to the Daily Express e-paper and online exclusive news? Check out subscription plans available. Stay up-to-date by following Daily Express's Telegram channel. Daily Express Malaysia
Borneo Post
29-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Borneo Post
Bandaraya KK Unduk Ngadau wins four subsidiary titles
The winners of the sub titles pose with Faridah Tussin (front row, centre in red), Juliah Salag (front row, ninth from left), co-chairs Datuk Joanna Kitingan (front row, eighth from left) and Dr Mary Gambidau (front row, seventh from left). PENAMPANG (May 29): A total of 11 subsidiary titles were presented to winners during the Sodop Unduk Ngadau at the Hongkod Koisaan yesterday evening. The winners were Tuaran Unduk Ngadau April Adelaide (Tati Topiodo/Miss Natural Beauty), Kunak Unduk Ngadau Einnawenda Wenceslaus (Tati Tosuau/Miss Friendly), Penampang Unduk Ngadau Slecther Myranda Floyd (Basaan Tinandai Togingo/Best Traditional Costume), Papar Unduk Ngadau Ann Rachel Oilon (Miss Beautiful Smile V Dental), Kemabong Unduk Ngadau Bibiana Wong Pau Yun (The Tati Tagaras Pepsi/Miss Strong Pepsi), Labuan Unduk Ngadau Lorain Ephrin Chan (Miss Flawless Skintific), Sarawak Unduk Ngadau Izavel Alesandra Beko (Tati Tabaal KOVAC/ Miss Creative & Talented KOVAC), Ranau Unduk Ngadau Jenylin Janis (Miss C.A.N), Lahad Datu Unduk Ngadau Paige Naville Chong (Tati Otonong Jetama) and Tamparuli Unduk Ngadau Atitih Yatih Robert (Tati Kinabalu). Bandaraya KK Unduk Ngadau Evanatie Sannie won four prizes comprising of the Basaan Tinunturu Om Linangkit Notinagas for her attire, Miss Loving & Caring Ai-cha, Tati Kaanangan Maxis (Miss Popular Maxis) and Miss Friendly Imago. Winners of the titles won RM2,000 cash, a crown, a sash and a trophy. Meanwhile, the designers for the attires that won the Basaan Tinunturu om Linangkit and Basaan Tinandai Togingo won a cash prize of RM3,500. Present to grace the event were the wife of Sabah's Head of State, Toh Puan Faridah Tussin and the wife of the Chief Minister, Datin Seri Panglima Datuk Juliana Salag. Meanwhile, chairman of the 2025 Sabah Level Kaamatan Festival main organising committee, Datuk Seri Panglima Dr Jeffrey Kitingan who is also Deputy Chief Minister 1 said that the Sodop Unduk Ngadau is a celebration that holds a special place in our hearts as part of the grand Kaamatan festivities. 'I was reminded that this year marks 65 years of the Kaamatan celebration, as well as the first crowning of the Unduk Ngadau. This is a momentous milestone — 65 years of the Kaamatan Festival, a testament to the resilience, unity and vibrant cultural heritage of our community. As we rejoice in this historic celebration, we also pay homage to the Unduk Ngadau, a symbol of our traditions, beauty and the spirit of our people,' he said. He added that the theme for this year's celebration, 'Kaamatan for All,' resonates deeply with our collective desire to foster inclusivity, understanding, and unity among all members of our society. 'It reminds us that our cultural heritage is a precious legacy to be cherished and shared by everyone, regardless of background or age,' said Jeffrey. 'It is a call to ensure that the beauty of our traditions continues to thrive and inspire future generations,' he added. As the chairman of the Main Organising Committee, he said he is proud of the dedication and effort that have gone into making this year's Kaamatan a memorable event. 'Today, as we watch the performance of the Unduk Ngadau wearing the ethnic-inspired evening dress, let us not only celebrate her beauty and grace, but also recognise her as a custodian of our cultural identity and a beacon of hope for our community's bright future. 'Let us use this occasion to reaffirm our commitment to preserving our customs, embracing diversity, and uniting as one community under the banner of our shared heritage. The Unduk Ngadau has indeed come a long way to where it is today.' The Unduk Ngadau CAN produce short videos on culture, agro-tourism and nature that help promote our cultural identity, agro-tourism, and natural beauty, he said. 'The Unduks are influencers in their own fields, not only promoting their own products but also generating income from them.'
Daily Express
16-05-2025
- Sport
- Daily Express
350 compete in cross-country championship in Ranau
Published on: Friday, May 16, 2025 Published on: Fri, May 16, 2025 By: Clarence Dol Text Size: Runners at the starting line of the Special Education Cross-Country Championship. RANAU: A total of 350 runners participated in the 4th Sabah State Level MSSS Special Education Cross-Country Championship 2025 held at SMK Mat Salleh Ranau on Thursday. Keningau district emerged overall champions while second place was Tuaran district with Pensiangan district third. Advertisement The championship was divided into six categories, namely the Under-19 Male Category (55 participants), Under-19 Female Category (44), Under-15 Male Category (66), Under-15 Female Category (51), Under-12 Male Category (76) and Under-12 Female Category (57). The Under-19 Male category saw Danny Hadid from Ranau coming in first place with a time of 31.56, while Finally Sipin from Pensiangan finished second (35.09) and Aeron Anak Ita from Telupid was third (37.00). Marisah Crystal Eyan from Pensiangan won the Under-19 Female category with a time of 32.44, followed by Dabby Roserika Stephene Stephen from Pitas (33.30) and Lyonna Elsha Gani from Tuaran (35.09) in second and third respectively. Other results were Under-15 Male – (1) Mohammad Khaizat Jr Oliver Kong Abdullah - Sandakan (21.44), (2) Adriyel Jay Albert - Tuaran (21.57), (3) Govind Guyuu - Beluran (22.20); Under-15 Female – (1) Nurul Sahada Hawani Abdullah - Sandakan (29.32), (2) Rindynella Denus - Tuaran (30.44), (3) Jeezzey Boey - Pensiangan (32.06); Under-12 Male – (1) Eden Mark Avitors - Papar (17.06), (2) Cristian Bina Parasis - Keningau (17.21), (3) Mohammad Danielhaziq Abdullah - Pensiangan (17.42); Under-12 Female – (1) Nurulhuda Sani - Sandakan (19.12), (2) Clesdefberra Yanam @ Rezuise - Papar (20.52), (3) Sherley Eva Raycher - Kota Marudu (21.16). This championship is a programme for Students with Special Educational Needs (MBPK) under the organisation of the Special Education Sector (SPK), Sabah State Education Department and Ranau District Education Office. The event serves as a platform to select athletes who will represent the State to larger and more prestigious championships at the national level and subsequently represent the country at a higher level. Therefore, this co-curricular programme should be a complementary field and medium in ensuring that MBPK can be independent and improve the quality of human capital in living real life as well as instilling a spirit of community and service to the country. The objective of the programme is to provide opportunities for students with special educational needs (MBPK) to show their talent and potential in Cross Country events. In addition, it is also to create a healthy competitive spirit among MBPK, in addition to balancing educational opportunities through aspects of spiritual, mental and physical resilience. The tournament is also held to produce people who are disciplined, authoritative and have a high sense of identity while preparing Cross Country athletes as feeders to the Paralympic Branch, the National Sports Council and the Malaysian Paralympic Council to be trained and polished as national athletes to represent the country in international competitions. In the meantime, it also aims to raise awareness among the community about the abilities and capabilities of special education students in the field of Cross Country. It also creates collaboration and cooperation between certain parties who are directly or indirectly involved in special education programmes in addition to providing space and opportunities for all parties to play their roles and social responsibilities in the community. Through programmes like this, it can also foster a spirit of friendship among teachers, Student Management Assistants (PPM) and MBPK. The tournament was officiated by the Chief Assistant Director of the Special Education Sector, Sabah State Education Department, Mohamad Sufri Salim, representing the Sabah Director of Education, Datuk Raisin Saidin. * Follow us on Instagram and join our Telegram and/or WhatsApp channel(s) for the latest news you don't want to miss. * Do you have access to the Daily Express e-paper and online exclusive news? Check out subscription plans available. Stay up-to-date by following Daily Express's Telegram channel. Daily Express Malaysia
