Author: Abdul Azim Kassim

• Malaysian Uni awards Education Minister Honorary Doctorate
• Youths learn tips on leading a positive life
• No other good better than ‘taqwa’
• ‘Save endangered traditional food’
• Outsourcing can spur innovation
• Youth lead 30 per cent of NGOs: Deputy Minister
• Suspects in Sg Hanching theft cases charged
• Plans to transform public library
• Cleanest school to be named in November
• Practising good community spirit
• Santai Sihat strengthens bonds
• Hokkien Association credits members for its growth, development
• ‘SiKAP is an effective deterrent’
• Brunei students head for YMAC 2014
• Syariah books receive excellent response
• Making the grade
• Association for retired police elects office bearers
• MABIMS meet ends with pledge against extremism, radicalism, terrorism
• Climate experts gather in Brunei
• Children have fun learning how to play Gulingtangan
• Jalan Gadong most prone to accidents
• Brunei road fatalities this year fall to their lowest level since 2010
• UNISSA sends 10 to join community service overseas
• Pekerti lends helping hand
• Brunei-Singapore leadership camp ends
• Leadership camp participants experience village life
• New app tracks flight delays
• Minister: Brunei airport has come a long way
• Deputy DefenceMinister meetsnew S Koreanambassador
• JPK says no textbook shortage
• RIPAS to open two parking areas
• Coupons enable orphans to buy more school supplies
• Muslims perform their zakat obligations
• Raya tomorrow as moon not sighted
• 8 new military ambulances for better response
• St Andrew’s lauds high achievers
• Parents witness benefits of PKBN
• ‘Hornbill’ navy exercise commences
• HPC to conduct research survey on Non-Communicable Diseases
• Ports Dep’t holds Open Day
• Emphasis on closer defence cooperation
• Chung Ching wins science competition
• Teachers academy strives for quality programme
• S’pore chief justice talks legal issues with attorney general
• Bersatu association honoured for SSEAYP contribution
• Bruneians to learn to protect children from online threats
• Top official of US Pacific Command here to take part
• 115 graduate in UNISSA’s fourth Hafl al-Takharruj
• CIPTA deadline extended
• Armed suspects rob man in Kampung Parit
• PROACTIVE aims to coach successors
• Long queues expected at border due to school holiday
• MinDef holds prayers for personnel going for Haj
• ‘Generation with a Vision’ to be theme of National Day
• Remember Brunei identity, overseas students advised
• Big rush for tickets at travel fair
• 37 pupils taken to RIPAS Hospital
• MoE launches career guidebook
• Exposing students to real-life working situations helps in making career choices
• Nurfateha joins Chevening scholars
• ‘Parents should match hopes with children’s career interests’
• HBT tourney to involve over 200 security officers
• Fostering closer ties with Raya gatherings
• Tickets for clash of titans vanish
• Officials warn against ‘sale’ of free HBT tickets
• 115 students get overseas scholarships from MoE
• Tourists impressed with Maulidur Rasul celebrations
• Missing person’s belongings found
• ‘Update address for delivery of mails’
• MTeach set to improve teaching, lesson designs
• Selangor association holds Khatam Al-Quran in Brunei
• Syariah Penal Code not new to Brunei
• Farmer takes cattle through floods
• State Mufti highlights value of zikrullah
• Muslims advised to care for orphans’ well-being
• Relief items for flood victims pour into Tutong
• Bruneians react to mosque thefts
• Sermon underscores importance of reading
• Two Belait schools to relocate students
• Mentiri to get new fire station
• Ministries join in nationwide ‘Dikir Syarafil Anam’
• KUPU SB students to visit Sarawak
• Saving lives and serving the community is what drives the best firemen
• Temburong struggles to hire teachers
• Who will replace retired teachers?
• Call to set guidelines for gov’t websites
• Combating drugs not a one-man job
• Teachers deserve respect for their commitment
• Royal greetings on Bangladesh Independence Day
• KDB Darulehsan sails to Batam for Komodo exercise
• Tierce A wins energy video competition
• Raising awareness of postal services
• Friday sermon warns against terror threat
• Brunei needs more drama scriptwriters
• 600 to perform Umrah
• Out of sight, not out of vision
• ‘Eco-Marathon’ Brunei teams sail through inspection
• Egyptian visitors impressed with Darulifta gallery
• HRH at Lunar New Year reception organised by Chinese embassy
• ‘Change work attitudes’
• 390 jobs on offer in Tutong
• School buses, boats to display details of owner, driver
• Development minister leads charity walk
• Meteorological Dep’t eyes ISO certification
• Muslims advised to correct faults of others with ‘hikmah’
• Stall vendors living on the edge
• Indonesian man believed to be swept away by waves at Muara beach
• Child abuse cases rise to highest level in five years
• Brunei likely to see slight hazy conditions today
• Police meet with community leaders
• ITB students plan to develop app for dyslexic
• 13 Borneo varsities to meet at UBD
• All Haj pilgrims now safely home
• PKBN can make youth disciplined
• Rough weather conditions expected
• Pilgrimage ends smoothly
• Crown Prince inaugurates ITB’s convocation fair
• Continuing education a must in healthcare
• Bruneians in Kota Kinabalu safe
• Most Youth Development Centre grads find work
• Youth Dev’t Centre to offer more courses
• RTB, Reuters eye joint production
• Navy chief pays introductory visit to Philippines
• Avoid pitfalls of corruption, police told
• Sexual harassment a serious problem for teachers
• Exhibit sells inmates’ handicrafts
• No imminent tsunami threat in Sultanate
• Awang Semaun comes alive in local film production
• Dangers of drugs talk for ‘Awasi Anak Kitani’
• 110 nominated to lead Tarawih prayers
• Age has no relevance when controlling sugar levels: study
• Scaffolding course offers skills training upgrade for fifth intake
• 92 orphans receive donations from BIACC
• Japanese students begin summer medical school
• Japan uni, UBD research on rare sugar
• New irrigation system piques farming interest in villagers
• JPD team qualifies for QCC Convention
• ITB accepts fewer students in 2015
• New career guidance unit to boost employability
• Brown rice at $3.40 per kg
• Philippines ambassador calls on RBAF Commander
• Private sector honoured
• Istana brings back fond memories for senior citizens
• ‘Leaders must have empathy’
• RTB readies new shows for Raya
• Burger King: Our burgers are safe for consumption
• Brunei-Muara PSI reading 47 highest on record
• The quest for gold
• ‘Use MIB values when online’
• Netizens told : Leave out travel schedules on social media posts
• ‘Give chance to ex-convicts’
• Law enforcement not to be taken lightly
• Responsible use of social media to be discussed
• Rimba post office officially opens
• Over 3,000 customers served at new post office
• New SPCD ready soon
• CPT test boosts students’ performance
• LTD calls for better road safety for heavy vehicles
• Road closures for HM’s birthday celebration
• 3 get S Korea scholarship
• Employers want more commitment
• Loyalty even beyond service years
• 3 to pursue further studies in South Korea
• 85 per cent of officers, engineers on BGC ships are locals
• Kg Belimbing lights up Aidil Fitri festivities
• UNISSA hosts Raya event
• FCP vehicle helps safeguard HM’s birthday celebration
• MoH staff trained to file health data
• Eight immigration officers promoted
• UBD holds three-day career fair
• UK-bound students boost Islamic knowledge
• The rice for food security?
• Market Day draws jobseekers
• Boat race festival moved to Sungai Damuan Recreational Park
• BISAM: Shooting for better ties
• Education UK exhibition returns
• Over 4,500 take part in charity run
• 3 expats killed in landslide
• Brunei-Korea Friendship Association visits MinDev
• HRH conveys HM’s messages
• Road closure at Jln Hj Basir
• CIPTA judging enters final stage
• ‘Encourage healthy competition’
• RBAF ready to host 11th BISAM event
• ‘Teachers must love what they do’
• Kg Putat celebrates Maulud Nabi
• 16 countries to vie for BISAM honours
• 114 shooters to fly flag for Brunei
• PB to hold first convocation Jan 15
• Record intake for Tahfiz Institut
• Youth health problems ring alarms
• Minister to attend regional IT meet
• Dikir reverberates across Brunei
• YSHHB School gaining recognition locally, abroad
• Project Park to offer families day of fun and fitness
• Education minister to visit UK students
• Special passes issued during raids
• Boat races set for Sunday splash
• Trespasser sighted at SMARTER
• Mosque highlights knowledge of funeral rites
• Johor sees fewer Bruneian visitors
• Tutong surprises: Night of climate advocacy, cultural promotions
• Temburong Info Dept HQ in planning stage
• 19 gov’t civil engineers receive postgraduate diplomas
• Minister tells contractors to step up
• Six-year-old boy gets foot stuck in escalator
• ‘Organise more mosqueactivities for youth to join’
• ‘Smart invention is how the product impacts people’s lives’
• Cleaners take to streets after National Day celebrations
• Youths return for the memories
• SOAS boy recovering slowly, family express appreciation
• Patriotism miles away from home
• Flood down 60 per cent after MoD intervention
• Gov’t schools to carry out BMI tests
• JS Shirayuki gunning for more youth visitors
• All chickens sold in Brunei supermarkets halal: Gov’t
• MCYS chooses winning National Day logo
• Boosting Tasek Lama’s safety
• HRD Services help 1400 sign up with UK universities
• Bruneians unhappy with current transport system
• Brunei take aim at next BISAM
• Mental preparation is vital to becoming a sharpshooter
• Charity polo tournament raises funds for YASKA
• Russian Embassy hosts photo exhibit
• Seleznev: New Russian envoy to arrive next month