Author: Abdul Aziz Ismail

• Muslims urged to pay Zakat Fitrah on time
• UBD, PolyU sign MoU, agreement
• Agency to offer bus service tender
• RBAF awards outstanding students
• New commissioner vows to protect Brunei
• Prime Minister’s Office holds tadarus ceremony
• Rimba roadworks raise concerns
• Local company harvests first certified rice seed crop
• JA Brunei launches Financial Literacy Camp
• Remember role, responsibility to parents, AMBD staff told
• BNRSC holds national road safety campaign
• JPCC may promote park playground in East Malaysia
• Kg Beribi Mosque donates to orphans
• Temburong families receive food gifts
• Tourists attend Istana open house
• Ministers welcome guests to their homes
• ‘TPP could be very beneficial for Brunei’
• ‘Continue to perform good deeds even after Ramadhan’
• MoRA distributes $52,600 to needy
• UTB looking to introduce more part-time courses
• Sign language helps close gap for hearing impaired
• UTB students gear up for convocation
• Special needs students get donations
• Look before you copy, unis take plagiarism seriously
• Khatam ceremony to mark HM’s birthday
• Bruneians turn to security systems
• ‘Comply with workplace safety rules’
• Beach Bunch plants 500 saplings for World Earth Day
• Elderly fire victim receives financial aid
• Give ex-convicts a chance to reintegrate: Prisons Department
• House fire victim gets donations
• US selects MoFaT official for leadership programme
• Warning from AMBD
• 11 foreign nationals nabbed in immigration raid
• SMARTER seeking more funds for autism centres
• UBD student to develop game technology as teaching aid
• Korean delegation visits MCYS
• LARIS now equipped with online land payment function
• MinDef receives NDCP delegation
• 420 participants for 70 times Khatam Al-Quran
• 27 students among world’s best
• AGC, RBPF link arms to fight cybercrime
• Youth told to take up farming, help economy
• S’pore Malay language teachers keen to learn from Brunei
• Job hunting across the sea
• Brunei to host regional disaster response exercise
• Ministers renew pledge to clear haze
• New appointment at MoD
• ‘Youth need to continue improving Quran recitation’
• Strengthen faith to live happier lives, Muslims told
• MinDef awards 6 scholarships
• Bee keepers told to tap into BIMP-EAGA market
• Youth can ‘boost Brunei, Korea ties’
• SMARTER hopes to open larger centre for adults
• Kemuda Institute to offer degree courses by 2017
• 56 pass fire safety, first aid courses
• 21 Bruneians leave for Japan to join JENESYS
• Teachers urged to be good role models, set example for students
• HM joins Teacher’s Day celebration
• Top officials attend CSPS forum on strategic foresight
• Special Education Unit officers experience life with autism
• Laksamana seeks to improve employability of graduates
• Fire and Rescue Dep’t promotes officers
• Bruneians urged to pursue law degree in UK
• DES payment counters closed on October 3
• New road to ease school traffic jam
• Special needs students to compete in China
• RBPF meets with village heads
• Census on track for November completion
• Newborn found dead at Kg Sg Besar
• ‘Brunei prioritises children’s rights’
• New date for Politeknik Brunei convocation ceremony
• Attendance crucial to academic success
• Mutual legal assistance can help in curbing transnational crimes
• Temburong Bridge in Lego gets positive feedback
• Village heads call for more youths to join neighbourhood watch
• MV Sentosa sees jump in passengers
• Royal Brunei Air Force seeks new blood to fuel future operations
• Five RBAirF officers earn pilot wings
• ‘Sunnah enlivens Islam in homes’
• ‘Prepare early for natural disasters’
• 25 teachers join three-day BAT subject workshop
• Youth use modern musical instruments to spur ‘gulingtangan’ interest
• Maintaining our identity through music
• Shorter terms for grassroots leaders
• 7 firefighters perish in line of duty since 2009
• Public opinion favours vertical housing
• Gov’t to cut public welfare spending
• Slow land application processing questioned
• Ministry to boost safety along coastal areas in Tutong
• Japanese students join foster families
• JPKE conducts price control check
• UK unis expect good Brunei intake
• Kg Kiudang’s 3MPK Herbal Tea goes online
• Protecting the nation’s security
• Religious Affairs N-Day gathering
• Authorities arrest foreign nationals for working illegally
• Brunei students to compete in Bandung oil rig design contest
• Students can benefit from counselling
• RTB holding 3-day MC workshop
• ‘Demand for MCs growing in Brunei’
• Major higher education expo to take place this month
• Kg Danau residents hopeful of solution
• Gov’t agencies mark HRH’s birthday
• Police meet Temburong neighbourhood watch members
• South Korean scholarship applications now open
• MoE to hold education expos in foreign countries
• Imams: Practice zikir to find peace
• RBPF to hold seminars to boost morale
• Singapore’s outgoing chief of Air Force pays farewell calls
• 89 students to join tuition programme
• Kg Perpindahan Tungku fire resulted in fatality, damages: Fire Dept
• Six to represent Tutong in national Quran competition
• 700 cyclists join expedition to ride for health
• 700 cyclists join expedition to ride for health
• Exhibit features works of local artist
• MUIB hands over donation to fire victims in Kg Ayer
• Special Education Unit looks to add more special needs teachers
• RBPF, village heads meet to discuss Neighbourhood Watch
• Prayers usher in Hijrah 1438
• Students conclude entrepreneurship placement course
• 4 off to Japan for study trip
• Imams advise Muslims to practise road safety, courtesy
• 40 students complete leadership course
• Treat parents with respect and kindness: imams
• Private sector ideal for graduates
• Fire victims receive help;still sad over loss of homes
• Deadline for submission of census forms on Dec 1
• Kg Ayer fire victims receive JAPEM aid
• Sungai Matan villageready to accept tourists
• 25 students off to India for 10-day visit
• Over-the-counter medication not a proper treatment
• 7 automobile companies, service centres to give apprenticeship training
• New surau for Tasik Sarubing leisure park
• Participation key in developing community
• DANA receives $60,380 in donations
• Documentary on 2nd World War in the works
• 30 per cent rise in construction accidents recorded
• Borneo Landing exhibition to offer glimpse into history
• WWII exhibition draws over 400 visitors
• WWII exhibition now open
• Survey Department hosts annual QCC convention
• MoHA donates to Kg Menengah orphans
• Sport of kite flying grounded
• Be prudent while using social media
• More school counsellers needed
• Bruneian man killed in highway accident
• Ministries organise Dikir Maulud
• Junior Staff Course participants ready to apply new skills
• First Young Project Managers programme officially launched
• Give sincerely, women’s gathering told
• ‘Explore nature thru bicycles’
• UNISSA, KUISAS forge ties
• Police set up roadblocks
• ‘Use school holiday to practise healthy living’
• NGOs support Mosque Building Fund
• LESTARI to impart problem solving skills
• Police conduct three roadblocks
• Rice farming for food security
• Bangladesh seeks closer defence ties
• KB to BSB road on Seria By-Pass closed
• PUJA gathers young surveyors
• ASEAN Rice Festival draws to a close
• ‘Youths must revive dying rice culture’
• Modern age threatens youth’s Hari Raya culture
• Well planned visits key to avoiding a rushed Raya
• IWC donates to Nepal quake fund
• Communication key to preventing criminal activities
• MIPR, RBPF, PKBN, ITB hold Khatam Al-Quran events
• More donations pour in for elderly, orphans
• Poles erected along Kg Bukit roads to prevent mishaps during floods
• Tutong Destination all set to roll
• Stores well prepared for Raya season meat supply
• New technology needed to boost agriculture
• 146 orphans, pensioners get aid
• Islamic events key to boost bonds within community
• 16 international students enter ITB
• Parents urged to encourage use of Malay at home to strengthen national identity
• Understanding the Quran is vital
• Megamas, LCY Development win ACES recognition
• Four ITB students to attend OGFEST
• M‘sia, Brunei navies hold Hornbill drill
• ‘IBTE Market Day gives grads more choice’
• SMS donation drive for orphans launched
• YSHHB donates to two families
• Prince Malik graces go-kart race
• S’pore defence chief meets Brunei counterparts
• Special needs students win 7 medals
• MoH to offer circumcision services during school holidays
• Politeknik students attend motivational talk
• Parents call for better school security after incident
• Over 450 diapers set to help patients
• Jobseekers told to be confident, ready for interviews
• ‘Temburong Bridge will bring prosperity’
• Over $3K in donations raised for children of Kg Pudak fire
• Police say thank you to man who found and returned missing pension book
• ‘Children urged to recite Al-Quran at home’
• ‘RBPF values discipline, teamwork’
• ITB awards 59 for outstanding achievements
• RBPF new headquarters now operational
• ‘Brunei’s villages are learning platforms’
• Submit Arabic school registration forms no later than November 21
• ‘Practical classes can spark learning’
• Plenty of fun and excitement at inaugural M3V competition
• Dawn service at Muara Beach for the Anzac heroes in Gallipoli campaign
• Fishermen cautious over red tide
• Career programme helps students to plan for future careers
• Cultural performances enliven Royal Wharf
• Protect children from cyber-bullying
• UBD Discovery Year programme gets thumbs up
• Fishmongers assure fishes safe for eating
• 89 to undergo Officer Cadet School training
• ‘Brunei needs more inventors’
• Creative industries can boost Brunei
• ISB raises money for poor Malaysian school children
• Quality education at Brunei colleges
• Learn to accept autism to help children develop faster, parents told
• WBC Charity Run pushed to October
• Hone oratory skills, students told
• Bruneians unaffected by M’sia GST
• Water supply interruptions in Kg Mata-Mata, several areas of Kg Katok A due to repair works
• Joint efforts key to end wildlife threats
• Temburong set for bright future
• S’porean students here for RBPF educational visit
• Students lead cleaning campaign in Kampong Ayer
• Pay hike: Residents tell community leaders to step up
• BAG Networks eyes improved services at new building
• MoH celebrates RIPAS 30th year
• RIPAS shuttle bus service extended
• Help fight dengue, malaria diseases
• Parental role in education urged
• Police seek cooperation in locating burglars
• Bruneians unhappy over curbs on shops, eateries
• Kg Mata-Mata Post Office to relocate
• History big part of nation building: MCYS
• Be disciplined when on duty, police officers told
• ‘Maintaining MIB concept is everyone’s responsibility’
• 4 prison officers in Langkawi for juvenile rehab programme
• Maktab Duli students show marked progress with Traffic Light system
• Australia to mount ‘Operation Oboe’ exhibit
• Educators discuss ways to boost school achievements
• MinDef officer embraces Islam
• ‘Preserve Kg Ayer’s iconic look’
• ‘Cyber Battle’ to be held in Oct
• ‘Think of safety once you wake up’
• 19 teachers honoured for contribution
• Public invited to 25th Teacher’s Day exhibition at ICC
• Australian High Comm to launch Colombo Plan next week
• Needy families to get new homes
• Broadcasting meet concludes
• Foreign workers attend road safety talk
• Brunei celebrates 25th Teachers’ Day today
• Sharpen presentation skills, youth told
• Team entomology wins science competition
• Ferry services unavailable some days in September
• KAIB VIII resolves to improve da’wah efforts
• ‘Entrepreneurs can develop Brunei’
• ‘Improve grades to study abroad’
• Air quality good to moderate: JASTRe
• UNISSA attends Thailand seminar on Islam
• Travel agencies eager to showcase Brunei
• CHMS introduces assistance funds
• Minister: Offer quality courses
• School fee hike worries parents
• Arch competition winners crowned
• Deputy minister urge youth to volunteer
• ‘More youth contributing to country’s progress’
• AITI working on Mukim Rambai’s mobile services
• Loyalty essential in the workplace
• ‘Tasek Merimbun a place to learn and have fun’
• Exam results to be released via SMS
• ISB moves to new campus
• Early preparation can increase students’ chances of landing jobs
• Remains of Kota Batu’s past open for public viewing
• Minister: Make use of park to learn Brunei history
• Clinic takes on homely concept to encourage elderly visits
• Brunei, M’sia to share ideas on flow of information
• Tutong continues HM’s birthday celebrations
• ‘Knowledge is the key to a successful life’
• Islamic, Malay arts not the same
• ‘More students opt for technical education’
• Police investigate man who fell from commercial building
• Food entrepreneurs urged to make use of incentive scheme
• Hundreds race to learn Brunei history
• Tourists impressed by Bruneians’ loyalty, love for His Majesty
• Discipline necessary for Brunei’s development
• 29 join Singapore twinning programme
• Bruneians studying in UK attend local workshop
• Working part-time pays dividends
• MoRA students Jordan-bound
• Bruneians to help Kelantan rebuild
• Police help Neighbourhood Watch monitor crimes
• Youth patriotism programme kicks off
• Prayers for YSHHB Volunteer Unit
• Youths told to pursue architecture
• Attorney general attends Sri Lanka conference
• Poor woman gets home from gov’t
• AIDS awareness organisation seeks assistance to carry out campaign
• Limited resources not a hindrance to businesses
• Japanese JENSYS 2.0 students experience a week of Brunei life
• ‘Pesta Ria’ promotes stronger family bonding
• PSC Recruitment system goes live
• The student is the boss
• Still a lot to consider before introducing night time driving classes
• Youth aware of social media responsibilities
• IGS lecturer to students: Go big
• National Day parade impresses tourists
• TAP finds unregistered workers
• Minister visits two primary schools
• Austrade’s Josie Abdullah awarded Australia Day Achievement Medallion
• SVNR wants to offer HNTec in construction engineering
• Instilling patriotism in children
• PBCTA lifts school’s patriotic spirit
• Foam food containers hazardous
• National Day celebrations conclude
• Attendance up at Friday Quran classes
• Schoolchildren shun health food
• Sekolah Luqman ordered to close
• Park helps youth understand culture
• Counselling leads to improvement
• Community leaders keen on boosting development with new home minister
• Firefighters struggle to douse Bukit Udal fire
• AGC presents working paper at Hudud workshop
• School safety: Building closed
• Education minister meets with two foreign delegates
• ITB gives hands-on geology lesson
• MoD holds dialogue on enhancing services
• Tutong programme spurs rise in visitors
• ‘Prepare early for exams to avoid panicking’
• Brunei navy conducts exercise with Indonesia
• Acting Education Minister shows support to PSR students
• ‘Children with autism need professional care’
• Fire at tyre dump site in Bukit Udal extinguished