Author: Arifubillah Masli

• Incorporate Islamic values in technology
• Watch groups get police approval
• Cultural differences celebrated at ISB
• 10 workers detained for labour offences
• SMSH hosts herbal garden competition
• Singapore minister wraps up visit
• Mass prayers conducted at ministry
• ‘RBPF values discipline, teamwork’
• New 27 mosque committee members appointed
• Eight foreigners nabbed over suspected sale of fake mobile phones
• Woven textile producers urged to be more creative, innovative
• Appointments, transfers of senior officers
• Young Bruneian artist exhibits his work
• ASEAN-China delegates visit CHMS
• Royal Brunei Armed Forces promotes 24 senior officers
• Thai embassy celebrates king’s 88th birthday
• Several kampungs hit by water supply disruptions due to pipe burst
• Keep up with change, policymakers told
• MinDef, RBAF receive courtesy call from Pakistan Navy Commander
• Public transport: Work in progress
• Call for functioning, user-friendly tyre pumps
• Salebration welcomed despite minor discounts
• Sermon competition won by Mohammad Wadood
• Students in Lancaster moved to Brunei Hall, London
• Brunei permanent representative bid farewell to ASEAN
• Friday sermon: Be careful when discussing religion
• ‘Reciting Selawat brings many benefits’
• Local NGOs hopeful for stronger commitments at Paris climate conference
• Reunions help preserve family bond
• Ministries continue religious events
• Reaping blessings to benefit from Ramadhan
• Number of people paying zakat rises
• Egyptian imam leads tarawih prayers at Perpindahan Lambak Kanan Mosque
• Intensify ibadah to ‘win’ Ramadhan, Muslim told
• Wholesome meals for 365 people this Ramadhan from MKM
• Pusat Da’wah 5-day Ramadhan Al-Quran Series starts
• Special needs people need better job opportunities
• UBD signs with local logistics company
• ISB volunteers to work in Vietnam
• Ramadhan: Best time to quit smoking
• KUPU SB staff, students urged to uphold Islamic values
• Bruneians urged to recycle during festive period
• Outreach history programme for primary schools launched
• Daikyo aims to improve its waste recycling operations
• Policewoman, aunt, nephew convert to Islam
• UBD research says parents not setting good examples
• 290 Arabic students awarded for excellence
• Public cooperation with police urged
• MoE holds Isra’ Mikraj celebration
• More companies sending waste to be recycled
• Bruneians encouraged to apply for Endeavour scholarship
• Dinner reception on board Russian, Indian Navy vessels
• No reported injuries in 2-car collision
• Minister urges all parties to reject extremist beliefs
• ICT entrepreneurs committed to improving standards
• ‘Do more to promote Family Day’
• Brunei duo to participate in 58th International Tilawah Al-Quran Competition
• UBD students do community work
• PMO holds Isra’ Mikraj talk
• Night ride held to stress cycling safety
• APTK job portal eyes more firms
• UBD signs MoU with Turkey’s top university
• Expo promotes inmates’ crafts
• ‘Self-reliance can help us get through life’s trials’
• Tungku Beach vendors face uncertain future
• RBPF holds charity hill challenge
• Businesses struggle as economic downturn bites
• Council members urged to change approach on cooperatives
• MPK vendors sell less at BITC
• SiKAP leads to sharp decline in traffic offence cases
• Brunei Cancer Centre ready soon
• Weekly ‘coffee chats’ to retain doctors’ services
• Jerudong Beach vendors seek more ‘open market’
• Gov’t going paperless a tall order
• 40 complete Tech Kids Camp
• Gloomy weather hinders Bruneians from watching partial solar eclipse
• Villagers still hesitant to rent out rooms for homestays
• Local Malay comic book introduces new series
• ‘Tech-savvy parents needed to fight cyber-crimes’
• Man tastes success with chicken farm
• Politeknik Brunei, TelBru sign apprenticeship MoU
• MoD honours retirees in ceremony
• Bruneians to take part in umbrella festival
• More marketing for OVOP products, services pushed
• UBD student wins English oratory competition
• RBPF holds Khatam Al-Quran, retirement ceremonies
• Environmental fair held
• Sayyidina Hasan students get briefing on nationalism
• Filipino family embrace Islam
• Nusa Laila Puteri plans inter-school business fair
• NGO plans to expand Fidyah Scheme
• More locals seek jobs at household cleaning firm
• AGC warns about dangers of cybercrime
• Retired army amputee gets help from YSHHB volunteers
• PKBN ideas to help boost Tutong’s tourism industry
• ‘Cleanliness is a key part of Islamic faith’
• 114 police personnel awarded for years of service, dedication
• 40 RBPF personnel get first year service medals
• Tourists experience Brunei’s N-Day
• CNY 2016 shows harmonious, happy living under MIB
• New police control post at Lambak Kanan’s Jalan Terunjing
• MPK vendors hoping for more exhibitions to sell products
• ‘Extravagant weddings go against Islam’
• 22 officers promoted
• Residents call for better service during water cuts
• Narcotics Control Bureau of Brunei conducts meet with Singapore’s agency
• ‘Preparation essential for being a good tour guide’
• Appreciation dinner for retired staff
• Politeknik Brunei invites students to education expo
• ‘The Hadith is a manual on how to live our life’
• CIPTA roadshow sees good turnout
• ‘Have a clear proposition to attract FDIs’
• ‘Have a clear proposition to attract FDIs’
• 12 Muslim converts complete course
• ASEAN young chef exchange programme takes place next year
• SMSS making student health a priority
• Raising career pathway awareness to reduce unemployment
• Two men injured in vehicle collision
• 2 gifted students attend Int’l Science Forum in Singapore
• ‘Be proactive and contribute to Brunei’s growth’
• Budding entrepreneurs all praises for convenience of Enterprise Open Day
• 180 personnel take part in collaborated fire exercise
• 3 Muslim converts receive aid under Bina Harapan Project
• PB opens business-themed carnival
• Retailers assure quality, safety of their hoverboards
• ‘Librarians are more than just bookworms’
• 6-day ASEAN puppetry workshop concludes
• Police finds contraband items, detains four local women
• Consider including library sessions in ECA: DBP
• Cough medicine not beneficial for children
• Kg Sungai Bunga MPK to host Korean, ASEAN delegates
• Public raise concern over poor state of Tasek Merimbun
• Kg Ayer’s long drawn battle with rubbish
• Four Maktab Sains students to take part in SEAYLP
• ‘Take precautionary steps amid hot weather’
• Kg Ayer’s rubbish impossible to eliminate, says JASTRe
• New highway a concern for businesses
• Student teacher team wins OGDC science competition
• PPPMB holds working paper workshop for entrepreneurs
• Some 10,000 participate in ICT survey
• Food waste may be harming our environment
• Kg Sg Bunga MPK to add regatta into existing tour packages
• RTB quiz awards best students
• ‘MKM to keep aiding fire victim’
• Get out of comfort zone, UBD lecturer tells students
• 5 Bruneian youths off to forum in Singapore
• 2 Bruneians head to Vietnam to fight poverty
• Education minister hands out donations
• MoF holds prayers to mark His Majesty’s 70th birthday
• Bruneians safe from failed Turkey coup
• Foreign envoys vow to forge and strengthen ties
• Former RBAF commander passes away
• ‘Continue noble acts beyond Ramadhan’
• New IBTE intake attend orientation
• IBTE to collaborate with car companies
• Retailers see drop in sales with highway open